Best Friends, Secret Lovers (The Bachelor Pact Book 1) by Jessica Lemmon

Author:Jessica Lemmon [Lemmon, Jessica]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Contemporary Romance, Women's Fiction, Forever Love, Bachelor, Single Woman, Sensual Story Theme, Hearts Desire, Lifetime Love, Life-Changes, Second Chance Reunion, Honesty & Trust, Home & Family, Romantic Schemes, Small Town & Rural Area, Cowboy & Western Romance, Beautiful & Feisty, Love-Family & Forever, Action & Adventure, The Bachelor Pact, Valentine's Holiday, Friends With Benefits, Secret Affair
Publisher: Harlequin Desire; Original edition
Published: 2019-02-01T05:00:00+00:00

Thirteen

Light filtered in through slits in her eyelids, but that wasn’t what woke Sabrina the next morning. It was the tickling sensation against her forearm that beckoned her toward the sun. When that tickling climbed higher up her arm, she shivered and popped her eyes open.

Goose bumps decorated her arm and the tickling sensation was courtesy of the tip of a dry paintbrush. Flynn dragged the brush over her collarbone and down over the top of her breasts. She was only slightly alarmed to find she was still naked.

The man currently painting her with shudders had made her shudder plenty last night before they fell asleep side by side in his very big bed. It’d been a long time since she’d had sex. The physical act of making love was amazing. Almost as amazing as the man she’d made love with.

Flynn’s stubble shifted as his smile took over his face. He was a glorious sight. His messy hair was bathed in Seattle’s morning sun. His blue eyes dipped to follow the path of the paintbrush down and over the crest of her breast. She smiled, drugged by this stunning new facet of their relationship.

“You’re dressed,” she croaked, her morning voice in full effect. “No fair.”

“I picked up coffee and croissants. Thought I’d wake you before you slept the day away. And before your coffee went cold.”

“What time is it?”

“Little after eleven.”

“Eleven!” She bolted upright in bed and looked around for a clock. Not finding one, she pressed a button on her phone. 11:14 a.m. “Wow. I never sleep this late.”

His grin endured and she narrowed one eye.

“Don’t be cocky.”

“Hard not to be.” He stood and slid the paintbrush into his back pocket. “Come on. Breakfast awaits.”

She didn’t know where he bought the croissants, but they were the best she’d ever tasted. Especially with strawberry jam and a healthy dollop of butter. The coffee was perfection, and she had the passing thought that this would be a splendid way to spend every morning.

“You seem to have settled into your hiatus okay,” she teased.

“You had a lot to do with that.” He slathered a croissant with jam and took a huge bite. After he swallowed, he added, “I thought you being here would help me relax, but I didn’t expect you to help me relax that much.”

An effervescent giggle tickled her throat. The low hum of a warning sounded in the back of her mind but she ignored it. She didn’t want to consider what could’ve changed—what definitely had changed—since last night. “I think it’s safe to say that neither of us expected that.”

“Or expected it to be that great.” His eyebrows jumped as he took another bite.

“It was great.” Her eyebrows closed in as she turned over that unexpected thought. “This is oddly comfortable. I guess it shouldn’t be odd. It’s not like we don’t know each other. It’s just that now we know each other...biblically.”

That earned her a rough chuckle, a sound she loved to hear from her best friend no matter the situation.

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