A Heart Decision
“The puppy had exhausted herself playing with the children all evening. At least, if she shed, her light gray fur wouldn’t show on the rug.
“Can I get either of you anything before I say goodnight?” asked Thomas, Ben’s silver-haired manservant.
Ben waved him off. “No, we’ll take care of ourselves, Thomas. But, remember, I need to lift off by seven thirty tomorrow morning. I have a nine o’clock breakfast meeting at Tyler’s office in Princeton.”
She frowned at the phrase lift off and then remembered the helicopter tethered to the roof over Ben’s ten-thousand square foot penthouse.
“Will you need me to go along?” Thomas asked.
“No, I’ll pilot the chopper myself. You can stay here and drive Sabrina crazy.”
Which Thomas, no doubt, would. As much as she appreciated that the sixty-one-year-old butler cared enough to fuss over her, she wasn’t used to being waited on hand and foot.
Once Thomas retired to his quarters, Sabrina ran her hand along the back of one of the three pale gray sofas arran...ged in a U in front of the windows.MoreLess
“Can I get either of you anything before I say goodnight?” asked Thomas, Ben’s silver-haired manservant.
Ben waved him off. “No, we’ll take care of ourselves, Thomas. But, remember, I need to lift off by seven thirty tomorrow morning. I have a nine o’clock breakfast meeting at Tyler’s office in Princeton.”
She frowned at the phrase lift off and then remembered the helicopter tethered to the roof over Ben’s ten-thousand square foot penthouse.
“Will you need me to go along?” Thomas asked.
“No, I’ll pilot the chopper myself. You can stay here and drive Sabrina crazy.”
Which Thomas, no doubt, would. As much as she appreciated that the sixty-one-year-old butler cared enough to fuss over her, she wasn’t used to being waited on hand and foot.
Once Thomas retired to his quarters, Sabrina ran her hand along the back of one of the three pale gray sofas arran...ged in a U in front of the windows.MoreLess
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