Big Daddy Sinatra 2: If I Can't Have You, book 2
“Denise asked, and Jenay and Norm both looked where she was looking: at the front portico of the Jericho Yacht and Country Club’s dining hall entrance. Charles, who had been with the club for nearly a decade and was its most prominent member, was standing near the entrance shaking hands and holding a conversation with what appeared to be a couple of businessmen. One of the men Jenay recognized as the president of the Chamber of Commerce.
“That’s him,” she said as she looked fondly at her husband. He left for Baltimore yesterday and was apparently just getting back in town. It had only been a day’s separation, but she missed him terribly.
Norm nodded approvingly as he watched Charles. He’d only met him twice before, both times in Boston and both times very briefly, and both times he was impressed with his physical attributes. And still was. “Still gorgeous after all these years I see,”
he said.
Denise rolled her eyes. “You would notice that,” she said. Then she looked at Jenay.... “So what was he doing in Baltimore?”MoreLess
“That’s him,” she said as she looked fondly at her husband. He left for Baltimore yesterday and was apparently just getting back in town. It had only been a day’s separation, but she missed him terribly.
Norm nodded approvingly as he watched Charles. He’d only met him twice before, both times in Boston and both times very briefly, and both times he was impressed with his physical attributes. And still was. “Still gorgeous after all these years I see,”
he said.
Denise rolled her eyes. “You would notice that,” she said. Then she looked at Jenay.... “So what was he doing in Baltimore?”MoreLess
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