Beach Music by Annie Seaton

Author:Annie Seaton
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: contemporary romance, tantric sex, tantric yoga, beach romance, coastal romance, bondi beach
Publisher: Annie Seaton
Published: 2018-06-23T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 9

Sally picked up her coffee and walked across to the fire while Sol made his call. She stared into the flames as she sipped the wonderful brew. It surprised her how comfortable she was here with him. Maybe it was the incident with the dog and the goats that had broken the ice a bit more, but if she was honest, she’d felt just as easy with him at the house the other night.

As Sol disconnected, Sally crossed to the sink and rinsed her cup. Her mouth dropped open as she looked over at the shed. Around her car were piles of grey—she wasn’t sure what—grey stuff. As she watched, Otis jumped from her car window with a mouthful of grey—

‘Oh my God.’ She yelled and took off for the kitchen door, pushing past Sol as she put his phone on the countertop. ‘He’s eating my car!’

The door slammed behind them as Sol followed her out. Sally pushed the gate open and ran across to her car, the sharp stones of the driveway sharp beneath her bare feet. She stood there with her mouth open, disbelief coursing through her. Sol stood beside her, his mouth open and his eyes filled with horror.

‘Fucking hell, Sally. I’m so sorry.’

The interior of her car—the seat covers, the carpet and parts of the dashboard— were scattered around the driveway.

‘I’ve never seen a dog eat a car before.’ Her voice was hushed. As she spoke Otis squeezed his head through the open driver’s window, a goofy smile—if dogs did smile—on his face and lumps of foam rubber stuck in the slobber around his mouth.

Sol opened the door and Otis jumped out. The dog came over to Sally and she crouched down when he flopped at her feet. She couldn’t help but run her fingers over that silky silver coat as she chastised him.

‘You are a naughty boy, you know that, don’t you, gorgeous.’ She looked up at Sol as he peered into the interior of her car. ‘How bad is it?’

‘Um, you don’t want to know.’ Sol shook his head. ‘Don’t worry, Sally. I’ll pay to have it fixed.’

‘Insurance should cover it.’ She couldn’t help but giggle. ‘Puts a whole new spin on the dog ate my homework, doesn’t it?’

‘Maybe I could try the dog ate my thesis?’ Sol’s deep voice was full of laughter and Sally’s girly bits quivered. They hadn’t done that for a long time.

‘Maybe.’ She knew her smile was shy and she stood and worked over to the car, and stood close to him as she peered inside. ‘Um, is it drivable?’

Sol shook his head. ‘He’s chewed up the pedals too. Dave told me his previous owner calls Otis, the naughtiest dog in the universe, and that’s why he got rid of him. Dave took him on as a rescue dog, but he didn’t warn me about half of what he’s done this week.’ He put his hand on Sally’s arm, and the butterflies in her tummy started dancing again. ‘I’m so sorry.

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