The Stranger I Married
“There was only one true reason. And she was presently moving toward him with a shy smile.
“I was hoping I would find you out here,” Abby said, holding out her bare hands. He bit the tip of his gloved finger and yanked off his glove, so that when he caught her hands he could feel them. The simple, chaste contact flared heat across his skin, and he did the last thing a gentleman would do—he pulled her closer. “Oh my,” she breathed, eyes wide. “I do enjoy it when you act the scoundrel.” “I will do... much more than act,” he warned, “if you continue to seek me out.” “I thought it was you seeking me out.” “You should stay away, Abby. I seem to have lost my senses where you are concerned.” “And I am a woman who desperately enjoys, perhaps even needs, having a handsome man lose his senses over her. It never happens to me, you know.” His conscience losing the battle, Rhys lifted his hand, cupped her nape and fitted his mouth to hers. She was so slight, so slender, but she lifted to her tiptoes and kissed him back with such sweet ardor that she nearly knocked him off his feet.MoreLess
“I was hoping I would find you out here,” Abby said, holding out her bare hands. He bit the tip of his gloved finger and yanked off his glove, so that when he caught her hands he could feel them. The simple, chaste contact flared heat across his skin, and he did the last thing a gentleman would do—he pulled her closer. “Oh my,” she breathed, eyes wide. “I do enjoy it when you act the scoundrel.” “I will do... much more than act,” he warned, “if you continue to seek me out.” “I thought it was you seeking me out.” “You should stay away, Abby. I seem to have lost my senses where you are concerned.” “And I am a woman who desperately enjoys, perhaps even needs, having a handsome man lose his senses over her. It never happens to me, you know.” His conscience losing the battle, Rhys lifted his hand, cupped her nape and fitted his mouth to hers. She was so slight, so slender, but she lifted to her tiptoes and kissed him back with such sweet ardor that she nearly knocked him off his feet.MoreLess
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