Island Fever
“He wanted her. Had been attracted to her the moment he’d seen her trip and go flying to the ground while running across the beach.
Her breasts peeking over the top of her bikini were pale and round, more than a handful. And the swirl of her belly button made him ache to kiss her there. His gaze moved lower. To the roundness of her hips and the length of her legs covered by a long sarong.
Who would have guessed his evening jog would end like this? In the hotel room of a sexy redhead, who flirted with him without apology?
She was clearly a tourist, probably looking to have some fun. Usually he avoided those types, because in the end it led nowhere. But with Melanie, he couldn’t seem to make himself walk away. Really had the urge to do the opposite, actually.
And if that bedside manner comment hadn’t been an invitation to kiss her, he didn’t know what was.
He leaned over her, supporting himself with his elbow as he slid his hand up her calf to the curve of her hip. For a moment there was... a flash of what could only be nervousness in her blue gaze, before her lashes drifted shut.MoreLess
Her breasts peeking over the top of her bikini were pale and round, more than a handful. And the swirl of her belly button made him ache to kiss her there. His gaze moved lower. To the roundness of her hips and the length of her legs covered by a long sarong.
Who would have guessed his evening jog would end like this? In the hotel room of a sexy redhead, who flirted with him without apology?
She was clearly a tourist, probably looking to have some fun. Usually he avoided those types, because in the end it led nowhere. But with Melanie, he couldn’t seem to make himself walk away. Really had the urge to do the opposite, actually.
And if that bedside manner comment hadn’t been an invitation to kiss her, he didn’t know what was.
He leaned over her, supporting himself with his elbow as he slid his hand up her calf to the curve of her hip. For a moment there was... a flash of what could only be nervousness in her blue gaze, before her lashes drifted shut.MoreLess
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