Eternal Sin
“Clearly he was without intelligence as well.When he reached the door of the spare bedroom, he stayed where he was and let her pass. “You should find everything you need here, except of course for clothing and personal things. But we’ll get that tonight, yes?”She stared at the large, modern bed in the center of the room, with its steel frame and pale gray linens, then turned to look at him. “We’re going back to the Rain Forest?”He didn’t like the shimmer of eagerness, of hopefulness, in her blue eyes. “No. We can get it all here in Manhattan.”She shook her head. “No. I don’t want you buying me anything.”“Oh, for fuck’s sake, love,” he replied, laughing at the absurdity, “I have more money than I could spend in a thousand lifetimes. Don’t put a meaning on it that’s not there. I took you from your closet—you’ll need another.”“You’re going to get me a closet, eh?”“You know what I mean.” His gaze moved over her. “We’ll go shopping tonight.”That shimmer of hopefulness changed to a glint of ...wickedness.MoreLess
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