3 Brides for 3 Bad Boys by Lucy Monroe

Author:Lucy Monroe [Monroe, Lucy]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi, pdf
Tags: Romance, Contemporary, Anthologies
ISBN: 9780758208637
Google: XiqDkgAACAAJ
Amazon: 0758208634
Barnesnoble: 0758208634
Goodreads: 616881
Publisher: Brava
Published: 2004-12-31T13:00:00+00:00

" Why the hell not?"

Okay, he'd had his own experience with celibacy, but it had not lasted six years.

How had she stood it?

"I'm not a very sexual person."

He laughed out loud, but she didn't even crack a smile. She meant it.

"Right." He rocked his hard penis against her mound, and she moaned, her eyes

going glazed with renewed passion, just that fast. "Tell me again how not sexual

you are."

"I'm not," she said on a sigh and tipped up toward him. "At least not with

anyone else. You bring out stuff in me I didn't know I could feel."

As much as he loved hearing that, he was ready to explode, and he didn't have a

condom either. How stupid could he get? He'd known what he wanted when he

came here. "I don't have anything either."

Her eyes widened, then filled with tears, and she hit his shoulder.

"Ouch! What was that for?"

"You started this, and now you tell me we can't finish it?"

"I'll take your car and go buy some, all right?" He'd offer to do something else,

anything else … but the truth was he wanted it all. He needed to come sheathed

inside her.

Her head turned away from him, and then she went rigid. "Oh, no!"

"What?" He looked around, half expecting to see someone standing in the living

room entrance, but it was empty. "It's almost eight o'clock!"

"So? You're usually working this late. Don't tell me you have a hot date."

Though, looking down at her, passion stamped on her like a brand, he didn't think

it was such a far-off possibility.

She looked sexy enough to have six guys lined up on a string. "You could say

that."

His heart slammed into his chest. No way was he letting her go out with

someone else. "Call and cancel."

"Are you jealous?" She looked at him as though he was a strange new species of

insect, all curiosity and wide eyes.

"We're engaged. You can't go out with another man, and while we're on the

subject, I don't believe in open marriages."

Her expression turned to one of outrage. "I don't either. What an awful thing to

suggest!"

"Then no date."

She smirked. "I can't cancel this one."

"Like hell—"

"It's to babysit my sister's little girl."

"Your sister has a baby?"

"Yes. She's got a husband, too, and they're up here from Texas, visiting my

parents. Tonight, they're all going to attend the local symphony."

"And you're supposed to watch the kid."

"Right. They should be here any minute."

The doorbell rang.

He could not believe his luck. "It looks like they just arrived."

She wasn't listening. She was too busy trying to shove him off of her. He helped

her out by getting up.

"Thanks." She grabbed for her T-shirt and yanked it on over her head. Inside

out.

He tugged on the tag attached to the collar. "I think this is supposed to go on

the inside."

She frowned. "Shoot!" She was taking it off and reversing it as she crossed the

living room.

The doorbell pealed again. Carter grabbed his borrowed T-shirt, saw it was a

dead loss and figured her brother had probably left more than one shirt behind.

He went looking. He found the guest room in the first room he tried.

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