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He needs to get her out of his system. Just once� Hank Weller doesn�t help people. He leaves that do-gooder nonsense to his best friend, Beau Winston. Hank does what he wants, when he wants, with whomever he wants�and Hank does not want to hire Charlotte Mitchell to be an exotic dancer at his club, The Pink Pony. Sure, he can�t help noticing the dips and curves of her, how shrewd, smart, and funny she is, the fire in her hazel eyes. He�s always noticed. She�d probably draw a crowd and entice the regulars. But after Charlotte�s messy, public divorce made Hank�s club out to be the culprit�and made her the single mother of four kids�he doesn�t need or want any additional bad press courtesy of Charlotte Mitchell. Or the distraction. Unfortunately for him, the town�s prettiest charity case doesn�t seem to understand the meaning of the words nope, no, and never. Charlotte Mitchell doesn�t much like Hank Weller. Once upon a time, she used to. Years ago, she liked him a whole heckofalot despite other folks in town labeling him as �eccentric� and �nonconformist,� which were polite southern alternatives to �filthy rich� and �self-centered douchebag.� Her opinion of him changed dramatically after he volunteered to be her date to junior prom and then promptly stood her up. They haven�t so much as acknowledged each other in over a decade. But a sudden family emergency means Charlotte needs access to Hank�s club ASAP. Unfortunately for her, the narcissistic fancy-pants doesn�t seem to understand the meaning of the words help, generosity, and compassion. But he�s about to find himself schooled. Charlotte is going to teach Hank a lesson once and for all about basic human decency, whether he likes it or not. Spoiler alert. . . he likes it.