Hold on a minute. She leaned out the window, shouted at the messenger who'd nearly sideswiped her vehicle with his jet-board. Police property, asshole. If I had time I'd hunt you down and use that board to beat your balls black.Darling Eve, you know how that kind of talk thrills and excites me. How can I keep my mind off sex now?
by J.D. Robb
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In the scene, a character expresses her frustration and anger after a reckless messenger almost collides with her vehicle while using a jet-board. She makes a point to confront him, emphasizing her disapproval of his careless behavior and shows a strong sense of ownership over her surroundings, referring to the police property he nearly damaged. Her assertive language highlights her temperament and readiness to take action against what she perceives as a violation.

Another character responds to her outburst with playful flirtation, suggesting that her fiery words are intensely appealing to him. He humorously remarks that her aggressive attitude has stirred his attraction, which contrasts sharply with the initial confrontation. This dialogue not only adds a layer of tension but also illustrates a dynamic between the characters that intertwines anger with underlying desire.

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