Tycoon's Terms of Engagement by Natalie Anderson

Author:Natalie Anderson [Anderson, Natalie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781472098740
Publisher: Mills & Boon Modern
Published: 2015-04-30T16:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER SEVEN

SHE STARTED TO unbutton the pyjama jacket. Jack stared at her, then quickly glanced around the car park. ‘Someone will see!’ He started to laugh.

‘Then you’d better start the engine.’ She tossed the silk pyjama top onto the back seat.

His engine was running red-hot already. And now she was wriggling out of the trousers…

‘You’ll burn your skin,’ he said quickly. ‘Your breasts.’ All that creaminess. He couldn’t bear to see it sun-damaged.

‘I’m still wearing my bra.’

Yeah, but there was still too much skin—and she had no panties on. And he was finding it impossible to concentrate on the road.

She pushed her sunglasses up her nose and leaned back in the seat, a smile on her lips. But the heightened colour in her cheeks—that was embarrassment.

She was so damn independent—spirited, and determined to make a point. And she was so full of spontaneity.

He liked this side of her. A lot. And if that was the way she wanted to play it, who was he to argue?

Except he had to drive. He had to get them back to the hotel as fast as possible.

He glared at the road ahead. The sight in his peripheral vision was killing him. It wasn’t just the nudity—the undeniable beauty of her—it was that attitude. That was what had him harder than rock.

‘Put the jacket back on. You don’t want to get sunburnt,’ he all but pleaded five minutes later.

‘Or get more freckles?’ She nodded, but didn’t reach for the jacket.

‘You don’t like them? That’s why you cover them up with make-up?’ He laughed. ‘I like them. I like going dot-to-dot with my tongue.’

Her lips parted as she drew in an audible breath. ‘You make a case for letting them stay uncovered…’

He braked and pulled over to the side of the road.

‘I won’t forgive myself if you get sunburnt. The drive back is going to take too long…’ And he wasn’t going to make it. ‘Stephanie…’ He thought desperately. ‘You know the sun is harsher here.’ He looked down at her beautiful body. ‘Pleased.’

‘Do you know about all the hazards in every country in the world?’ she asked, relenting and pulling the pyjama top across her lap.

He sighed in relief and pulled back out onto the road again. ‘I read through each book as it comes off the printer.’

‘Every one? Every edition?’

‘The buck stops with me. I’m known for my ability to spot typos that three proof-readers have missed.’

‘They must love getting those emails from you.’

‘Oh, I don’t email.’ He laughed at her dry tone. ‘I call a face-to-face meeting and yell at them.’

She giggled. ‘You so don’t.’

‘What do you think I do?’

‘You flatten them with a look.’

‘You think?’

‘You can do the most withering arctic stare ever. I bet they dread it. You’d go all quiet and just look disappointed.’

He laughed, but oddly she was right. ‘I have good staff—they don’t like to screw up. They know they have the best job in the world. Everyone who works for the company gets to travel. It’s part of the deal.

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