Must Like Kids
“Or maybe a game of blink, waiting for the other person to close their eyes first. It was a bit galling when he was the one who did.Julia Stillwell was a surprise. And not just because she was five and half feet of tidy curves tucked into a creamy silk blouse and conservative navy pencil skirt. She was pretty, nonthreatening. The girl next door. She disarmed her opponents with a cherubic smile, dimples included, that took one’s mind off her waspish sting. But the real kicker was the unsettling a...mount of attraction he felt for her. It had landed like a prizefighter’s punch to the midsection the moment he’d walked through her door. He was still struggling to regain his footing.Fifteen minutes into their meeting, she glanced at her watch—though he didn’t doubt for a moment that she already knew the exact time—and said, “I have to be going, but I’ll be in touch tomorrow morning.”“Hot date?” he asked, just to see if he could rile her. No one should be that composed. And, okay, he was curious, too.She didn’t look the least bit ruffled.MoreLess
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