Wartime Brides
“The children were in bed. David had insisted they go at eight o’clock although Charlotte had told him it was a little too early. Then she’d recognised the glint in his eyes, and felt a pink flush warm her cheeks as she remembered the feel of the black hairs of his chest against her bare flesh. But her personal needs were secondary to those of the children. At present they were in awe of this man who they only half remembered as someone they were supposed to respect and even love. Charlotte told... herself that it was just a case of getting used to him again. He’d been away and seen goodness knows what horrors. Some of those images he must have brought home with him. His eyes were bright rather than warm and she sensed an unfamiliar tension in him. She told herself not to be silly and forced herself to be jolly. She asked him about Polly, the girl at the station, and the fact that she’d been in his arms before she’d got there. It was only meant to be a joke, yet his looks had darkened.MoreLess
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