Speak to the Wind
“We'd have to climb up in those rocks, maybe find a cave." "A cave!" She shuddered. "You, me and the snakes!" He pulled her into his arms. "I wouldn't risk hurting you, Maria. You're too precious to me." His tender kiss convinced her of his sincerity. "Now unless you want to give the shrimp boats a spectacular peep show, I suggest we tackle lunch." "I agree." She wriggled out of his arms and opened the lunch basket the restaurant had prepared for them. "You hungry?" "Starved. My breakfast was in...terrupted by a sudden heat wave." She gave him a teasing punch and handed him a tortilla wrap filled with veggies and shrimp. They each finished off a beer.
Later they swam and snorkeled in the crystal clear waters, then relaxed on the blanket with chilled wine coolers. Maria opened her leather briefcase and pulled out her notebook. "I think it's about time for work." "You're diligent—I’ll give you that." "We have lots of area to cover and have barely begun." "Are you hinting that you have a big job ahead to whip me into shape for office?" She grinned.MoreLess
Later they swam and snorkeled in the crystal clear waters, then relaxed on the blanket with chilled wine coolers. Maria opened her leather briefcase and pulled out her notebook. "I think it's about time for work." "You're diligent—I’ll give you that." "We have lots of area to cover and have barely begun." "Are you hinting that you have a big job ahead to whip me into shape for office?" She grinned.MoreLess
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