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“Maybe not. I could decide to run against Ashur and you in four years,” I teased.

He lifted a brow and then smiled. “That should keep our marriage interesting.”

“But then again, if Ashur is the kind of president I think he’ll be, it’ll be well worth the wait to get the endorsement of a popular presidentandmy party.”

Samina had put that little idea in my head a few weeks earlier, and I couldn’t help but agree with her. Now it was all about patience and continuing in my role as senator from the great state of Texas.

Veer shook his head. “Don’t ever change, Jaci.”

“You never have to worry about that.” I stood on tiptoes and kissed him. “Now go join Ashur—he’s waiting. And then later tonight, the senator from Texas is going to screw the new vice-president’s brains out.”

A sexy gleam lit his eyes. “I look forward to it, Senator.”

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