Bite Me (The Transfigured Ones book 2)
“Caroline said, smiling up at him as they walked toward the restaurant. “Thanks for suggesting it. Both of us are kind of tired after all the walking today. The thought of hiking through Exhibition looking for tacos seemed a little much.”
Magnus relinquished his grip on Caroline's hand and held the door for them. As she passed, he said, “Of course it is, love. Any evening I can spend with two beautiful women is definitely a win, I'd say.”
Beverly gave a derisive snort as she walked past ...him. “It's getting deep in here. I didn't bring my boots, Magnus.”
“Now, now. Don't fish for compliments. You know you don't look a day over fifty,” he joked.
At Caroline's laugh, Beverly reached up and gave his arm a squeeze. “He's good for my ego, Caroline.”
“And that's what's really important,” Caroline quipped, dryly.
Beverly responded with a raspy laugh, but before she was able to comment further, the hostess greeted them.MoreLess
Magnus relinquished his grip on Caroline's hand and held the door for them. As she passed, he said, “Of course it is, love. Any evening I can spend with two beautiful women is definitely a win, I'd say.”
Beverly gave a derisive snort as she walked past ...him. “It's getting deep in here. I didn't bring my boots, Magnus.”
“Now, now. Don't fish for compliments. You know you don't look a day over fifty,” he joked.
At Caroline's laugh, Beverly reached up and gave his arm a squeeze. “He's good for my ego, Caroline.”
“And that's what's really important,” Caroline quipped, dryly.
Beverly responded with a raspy laugh, but before she was able to comment further, the hostess greeted them.MoreLess
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