Cupid
“If you belonged to the right crowd that is.
Diana took her spot beneath a creamy white umbrella, the frosted glass table set with matching daises, plates and linens. The waiter asked her what she would like to drink.
“I think I’ll take a lemonade,” she said, speaking lightly. The day before had been long and tiresome and though she’d done well to tire herself out with pleasure, a weary sensation dragged her down and kept her movements a bit sluggish most of the day.
“Are you sure yo...u shouldn’t get a coffee instead?” a deep voice sounded behind her.
There was no need to look back. She knew who it was, had imagined that voice in her ears all night. “No, I don’t need coffee. I’m quite sure about that.”
Asher came around to the front of the table and took a seat across from her. “You look like hell, Diana. I take it you didn’t sleep well?”
“I slept well enough.MoreLess
Diana took her spot beneath a creamy white umbrella, the frosted glass table set with matching daises, plates and linens. The waiter asked her what she would like to drink.
“I think I’ll take a lemonade,” she said, speaking lightly. The day before had been long and tiresome and though she’d done well to tire herself out with pleasure, a weary sensation dragged her down and kept her movements a bit sluggish most of the day.
“Are you sure yo...u shouldn’t get a coffee instead?” a deep voice sounded behind her.
There was no need to look back. She knew who it was, had imagined that voice in her ears all night. “No, I don’t need coffee. I’m quite sure about that.”
Asher came around to the front of the table and took a seat across from her. “You look like hell, Diana. I take it you didn’t sleep well?”
“I slept well enough.MoreLess
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