Swansea Summer
“‘Would you like to dance, now?’ He gave Lily a tight-lipped smile.
To his irritation she turned to Martin for approval. ‘Do you mind?’ Martin shook his head, wishing he had the courage to tell her – and Joe – that he did mind … very much.
As Joe took her hand and swept her into his arms, Lily tried to hold back, keeping as much distance between them as possible.
‘Now you’ve made me jump through hoops …’ ‘I haven’t made you do anything, Joe,’ she murmured, acutely conscious of Martin... watching them.
‘No?’ He stared intently into her eyes, dazzlingly beautiful with tawny gold lights and the reflection of the mirror ball that hung above them. Just as he had seen them every night in his dreams since he had first danced with her in this same ballroom.
‘No,’ she reiterated decisively.
‘I would have liked to have spoken to you this afternoon.MoreLess
To his irritation she turned to Martin for approval. ‘Do you mind?’ Martin shook his head, wishing he had the courage to tell her – and Joe – that he did mind … very much.
As Joe took her hand and swept her into his arms, Lily tried to hold back, keeping as much distance between them as possible.
‘Now you’ve made me jump through hoops …’ ‘I haven’t made you do anything, Joe,’ she murmured, acutely conscious of Martin... watching them.
‘No?’ He stared intently into her eyes, dazzlingly beautiful with tawny gold lights and the reflection of the mirror ball that hung above them. Just as he had seen them every night in his dreams since he had first danced with her in this same ballroom.
‘No,’ she reiterated decisively.
‘I would have liked to have spoken to you this afternoon.MoreLess
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