Anna&rsquo;s return to her hometown is as miserable as she worried it would be. Her husband&rsquo;s sick mother doesn&rsquo;t want her around. Neither does he. Teaming up with Kat, Elliot&rsquo;s sister, she takes solace in cheating with hot guys from her past and discovers a future she might want. One that goes back to a blowjob she gave a biker years ago &mdash; one he never forgot.<br /><br />~~~~~ PG Excerpt ~~~~~<br /><br />I let out a loud sigh as we pulled into Byronsville, population 6,5. It&#39;s a little backwater of a town and the further we drove into it the more nauseous I felt. I&#39;d never intended to return and this was exactly the way I&#39;d always imagined it would feel to come back.&nbsp;<br /><br />&quot;That doesn&#39;t help, Anna,&quot; Elliot said.<br /><br />My husband, Elliot and I had grown up here and I couldn&#39;t remember a time when my primary goal hadn&#39;t been just to get out. Coming back made me realize even more how much I&#39;d hated the place, still hated the sight of it.&nbsp;<br /><br />I&#39;d married Elliot to get out of this placea mistakeand now I was back.<br /><br />I was in a shitty mood.<br /><br />Elliot pulled up in front of the hospital and we walked in, heading to the desk. &quot;Mrs. Ingersoll?&quot; he asked. A uniformed woman gave him a scowl. &quot;I&#39;m her son,&quot; he said.&nbsp;<br /><br />&quot;Room 456,&quot; she said, and off we went.&nbsp;<br /><br />&quot;Elliot,&quot; a man called as we got off the elevator.&nbsp;<br /><br />I turned to see Chris Stephens, an old school chum of Elliot&#39;s. &quot;Hey, Chris,&quot; Elliot said sounding cheerful. What the hell are you doing here?&quot;<br /><br />&quot;I came to see your mom.&quot; He chuckled. &quot;She threw me out of the room.&quot;<br /><br />&quot;And you are surprised?&quot; Elliot asked.<br /><br />He shrugged. &quot;Hell, I knew she didn&#39;t like me, but that thing about the car happened a lot of years ago.&quot;<br /><br />&quot;She holds a grudge.&quot;<br /><br />I winced. Unfortunately, her real grudge against Chris was that he was smarter than her son. Elliot was the football star but never would&#39;ve graduated without Chris&#39;s help. She&#39;d hated him for that. Now that he was successful and Elliot wasn&#39;t, she&#39;d probably moved her grudge right up to hatred. Elliot turned to me and frowned. I knew the look. His mother didn&#39;t like me either. &quot;You better wait here until I see how things are going.&quot;<br /><br />&quot;Charlene&#39;s in there,&quot; Chris said.<br /><br />&quot;Then you definitely need to wait out here,&quot; Elliot said. Then he turned and went in the room.<br /><br />Charlene had been Elliot&#39;s first sweetheart. He never told me what happened but one day he dumped her. He was the star football player and had a scholarship to a university in the city. When he asked me out, I jumped at the chance. He was good looking and popular and there weren&#39;t a lot of guys that showed promise. On our first date, he drove me out to a kegger. We hung out for a while and then went into the woods and made out, sitting under a tree.