Some Like It Hotter (Sweet Life in Seattle #3)
“Fortunately, it pulled out into a bed, but unfortunately, the mattress was too short to accommodate his six-foot-three body, and his feet stuck out. Of course, the metal bar running across the center was the real cherry on top. It dug into his spine with such accuracy he’s certain it was designed by military intelligence as a torture device.
He considered calling downstairs for a cot, but in the end decided it would probably be just as uncomfortable. Plus, he wasn’t sure if he could deal with t...he embarrassment. He was seldom embarrassed about anything, but staying in the honeymoon suite while sleeping on a cot was just enough that it might tip the scales to where he felt humiliated as a man.
If only Lindsay had invited him into her bed. He hoped she would, and it looked like she was even considering it last night, but in the end, she went to sleep alone.
He knows it’s his own fault. He screwed up. He doesn’t know why he left her alone in that hotel room in Berlin. All he knows is when he thought of waking her, of taking that next step between them, something stopped him.MoreLess
He considered calling downstairs for a cot, but in the end decided it would probably be just as uncomfortable. Plus, he wasn’t sure if he could deal with t...he embarrassment. He was seldom embarrassed about anything, but staying in the honeymoon suite while sleeping on a cot was just enough that it might tip the scales to where he felt humiliated as a man.
If only Lindsay had invited him into her bed. He hoped she would, and it looked like she was even considering it last night, but in the end, she went to sleep alone.
He knows it’s his own fault. He screwed up. He doesn’t know why he left her alone in that hotel room in Berlin. All he knows is when he thought of waking her, of taking that next step between them, something stopped him.MoreLess
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