Protecting Fate
“Thirty minutes went by and she finally decided that she was going to have to entertain herself for a while. The poolroom was delightfully warm, the winter sunlight streaking in through the glass.
She dove in and swam a few laps. The feeling of her naked body cutting through the water had never felt so erotic, but then, she didn’t spend a lot of time skinny-dipping. It was going to be a damn shame when she had to go back to reality and the pool at her gym.
Her gym that she hadn’t spent n...early enough time at in recent weeks, if the fatigue she felt was anything to judge by. She used to swim a few miles a day, but now she was barely over one and failing fast. She’d let a hell of a lot go while she was tracking down evidence of Nord’s parking garage hookup. It had become personal, which by now was something she knew better than to let happen. Business was supposed to be business. She had to care—if she didn’t, she’d be shitty at her job.MoreLess
She dove in and swam a few laps. The feeling of her naked body cutting through the water had never felt so erotic, but then, she didn’t spend a lot of time skinny-dipping. It was going to be a damn shame when she had to go back to reality and the pool at her gym.
Her gym that she hadn’t spent n...early enough time at in recent weeks, if the fatigue she felt was anything to judge by. She used to swim a few miles a day, but now she was barely over one and failing fast. She’d let a hell of a lot go while she was tracking down evidence of Nord’s parking garage hookup. It had become personal, which by now was something she knew better than to let happen. Business was supposed to be business. She had to care—if she didn’t, she’d be shitty at her job.MoreLess
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