(1990) The Golden Chance by Jayne Ann Krentz

Author:Jayne Ann Krentz [Krentz, Jayne Ann]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: S and S
Published: 1990-06-22T05:00:00+00:00

Much later that night Phila lay sprawled on Nick’s chest, her chin resting on her folded arms. She was feeling delicious and powerful and happy, having just finished duplicating the marvelous sensation she had experienced earlier that day on the beach. Nick threaded his fingers through her hair, his eyes gleaming in the shadows. His skin still glistened with the sweat of their recent lovemaking.

“Did you have fun showing off tonight at the dinner table, foxy lady?” he asked.

“Was I showing off?” She toyed with a lock of his crisp, curling chest hair. “I thought I was just participating in the conversation as required by proper etiquette.”

“You had Dad and Darren eating out of the palm of your hand by the end of the evening.”

“I think they just like to argue. They get off on it.”

“They certainly enjoyed arguing with you.”

“Hilary and Vicky and Eleanor weren’t so excited about it.” Phila squirmed slightly, seeking a more comfortable position.

“They’re not sure what to make of you yet. You’re a threat. I think they understand that better than Dad and Darren.”

Phila frowned. “I’m not a threat.”

“Depends on your point of view. Stop wriggling like that. You’re going to get me hard again and I’m too old to recuperate that fast. Right now I want to talk.”

Phila grinned, thoroughly delighted that she could make him react to her so quickly. “What do you want to talk about?”

“I have to go down to California for a couple of days.”

“California.” Phila stopped grinning. “Why?”

“I’ve got a business to run in Santa Barbara, remember? I’ve left a good man in charge, but there are some things only the boss can handle. I won’t be gone long.”

“Oh.” It was funny how fast you could get used to having someone around, Phila thought bleakly. The little beach house was going to seem quite lonely without Nick.

“You sound disappointed,” Nick said.

“Don’t look so thrilled with yourself.”

“Going to miss me?”

“Yes,” Phila admitted starkly.

“Good. Now you can start wriggling again.”

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