Back In The Marriage Bed (Lessons Learned II #17; Amnesia) by Penny Jordan

Author:Penny Jordan [Jordan, Penny]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Contemporary Romance, Women's Fiction, Forever Love, Married Couple, Sensual Story Theme, Hearts Desire, Lifetime Love, Life-Changes, Second Chance Reunion, Honesty & Trust, Home & Family, Romantic Schemes, Beautiful & Feisty, Love-Family & Forever, Small Town & Rural Area, Action & Adventure, Lessons Learned II-17-Amnesia, Temporary Amnesia or Memory Loss, Reunited
Publisher: Harlequin Presents; Original Edition
Published: 2009-10-29T04:00:00+00:00

Dominic had been in the middle of working on a very complex report when Helena had arrived, but after she had gone he knew there was no way he could go back to it. Although he had tried his best to hide it from Helena, her revelations had shocked him to such an extent that he still wasn’t fully able to totally comprehend everything she had told him.

The thought of Annie being hurt, lying in hospital alone, afraid…in pain, close to death…filled him with such anger and pain that he simply couldn’t keep still, pacing the floor of his sitting room. Why hadn’t she said something to him? Told him herself? Why hadn’t she explained to him that she was suffering from amnesia? Then he might have understood when she had kept going on about knowing him—about fate. Then he might…

He might have what? It was too late for him to have regrets now, to wish that he hadn’t…

That he hadn’t what? Taken her to bed? Taken advantage of her? In the light of what Helena had told him his own behaviour was little short of sheer outright cruelty.

But he hadn’t known, he reminded himself. He had thought, believed, that she was simply acting…playing him along…Had she really meant what she had said to him? Had she really felt—been reliving—the happiness, the love, they had once shared? Had she really believed that he was her soul mate…that they were fated to meet…that she loved him?

Well, if she had believed that she must be thoroughly disabused of that belief now. Nothing could alter his own belief that in leaving him the way she had she had deliberately destroyed the love they had shared, but that did not excuse his own behaviour. He would have to go and see her, Dominic decided. He owed her an apology for the present, even if she was either unprepared or unable to furnish him with one for the past.

Wearily he recognised that he was in danger of reactivating within himself emotions he had already decided were no longer valid or necessary. But just to think of Annie, his Annie, helpless and hurt, made him feel…made him ache…Made him want…But she wasn’t his Annie any more, he reminded himself savagely. She hadn’t been his Annie from the moment she walked away from him.

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