Christmas Prince by RJ Scott
Author:RJ Scott [Scott, RJ]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781785641411
Publisher: RJ Scott
Seven
Marc
We finished at six fifty precisely, shut and locked everything, and the prince went to his rooms to get ready for the diplomatic dinner. This left me with an entire evening to fill. I didnât doubt I would find the time flew, given how many pages of notes I had, but first food. How did a person get food in this palace? It wasnât like I had a Victor looking after me. Then I recalled the number three on the phone, and I pressed it, rehearsing what I was going to say.
A woman answered. âGood evening, Mr. Chandler, would you like dinner in your room?â
Well, that was easy. âYes, please, but there was something else.â
âOf course, how can I help?â
âIâd like to set upâ¦â I stopped because what I wanted to do was convert the sitting room into an office space of sorts where I could mock-up the displays I wanted. I needed whiteboards, pens, obviously, paper; in fact, all kinds of stationery. âI need some things for work.â
âOf course. Email me a list, Iâm Sylvia in the address book. I can have everything brought up to you for the morning.â
âThat sounds wonderful.â
âWould you like any of this arranged tonight?â
I imagined the stationery guy, whoever he or she was, scrambling from his or her family just to keep me in a supply of Sharpies, and I shook my head before I realized I needed to use words.
âNo, tomorrow is fine, thank you.â
Tonight, I wanted to email the list, eat, shower, change into soft pants and my sleep tee, and I wanted to open the box that sat tempting me in my small study. I was overwhelmed with delicious expectation, as much as I would have meeting a lover for the first time.
What the hell? Where had that thought come from?
âIf there is nothing else, sirâ¦â the woman prompted.
âNothing. Thank you, Sylvia.â
âYouâre welcome, Mr. Chandler.â
âCall me Marc.â
We ended the call, and of course she didnât immediately say sheâd call me Marc, but slowly I would work them all around so they stopped treating me like a guest and so I became part of the household. I wanted to talk to everyone, family included. I wanted to learn it all.
âAnd you will.â
Dinner was this amazing dish of duck and plum sauce, with a carafe of wine that I poured into the glass that had come with the food. I could get used to this kind of eating, each bite a burst of flavor on my tongue. The wine made me relax, the food filled my belly, and the tray was taken a little after eight. Imagining Raphael doing his princely type things at the diplomatic dinner wasnât good for my libido. When weâd kissed, it had been a moment of quiet celebration at the artifacts I had seen, of the possibilities I had in front of me, and most of all, it was that first moment of real connection. Of course, a prince wasnât going to move for more with someone like me, but that was okay.
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