Tangle My Tinsel by Winter Travers
Author:Winter Travers [Travers, Winter]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-12-14T00:00:00+00:00
Chapter Six
Ace
An hour ago, all I planned to do was drink a six-pack and pass out.
Now I had a beautiful woman sitting in front of my fireplace sipping wine and looking at me like I was the last man on earth.
Crazy how things can change in a blink of an eye.
It was also crazy how she seemed more than receptive to the idea of possibly hooking up, even when I had been a dick to her when we had first met.
âMore?â I asked.
She shook her head. âGod, no. I think if I drink anymore, Iâm going to lose all sense and run naked in the snow.â
âThatâs a bad thing?â I drawled.
I couldnât explain the draw I had to Sybil.
The sound of her voice.
The trill of her laugh.
Her witty banter.
The way her sweater perfectly hugged the curves of her body.
I was fully intoxicated by this woman.
She was drunk on wine. I was drunk on her.
Sure she was from the city, and I wasnât a fan of that, but there was something different about her. Something I wanted to be near and never leave.
She laughed freely. âTrust me. Thatâs something no one wants to see.â
âI wouldnât say no one.â You would have to be dead and six feet in the ground to not recognize how beautiful Sybil was. The jeans she wore hugged her lush thighs, and all I wanted to do was suffocate between them. Her waist was trim, but her ass and hips flared out while her tits looked like more than a handful under her sweater.
She fanned her hand in her face. âIf I wouldnât know any better, Ace, I would think you were flirting with me.â Her cheeks were flushed pink, and a smile played on her lips.
âNo thinking about it, Sybil.â I finished my beer and set it on the coffee table. âIâd be a foolish man not to recognize what is sitting right in front of me.â
âYou mean a foolish woman who wandered out into the woods in the middle of a snowstorm? Thatâs what you should recognize,â she giggled. She sipped the last of her wine and sighed. âI donât even know how I got so lost.â
âFate.â
Her eyes shot to mine. âVi told me the same thing. It must have been fate for me to be here with you right now.â
I shrugged. âSounds right to me. Fate is always in play. You never really know what is going to happen each moment to the next.â
âWe know absolutely nothing about each other,â she reasoned.
I leaned back and rested my back against the couch. âAce Winst. Thirty-two years old. I run Jingle All The Way. My parents started the business when I was not even one. I took it over from them four years ago when they decided they wanted to spend their time in Florida and not the snowy wonder of Mistletoe. Itâs pretty lucrative. When it isnât winter and peak season for the business, I visit them for the month of May. Then I head back up here for the summer because I hate the humidity and just wait for the first snowfall.
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