Enemy Grump Next Door: Enemies to Lovers Billionaire Romance by Madison Rice

Author:Madison Rice [Rice, Madison]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2022-09-07T16:00:00+00:00

THANE & DARCY

Thane

When I got out to the SUV the next morning, Darcy was already sitting in the front seat, arms crossed and with a very perturbed expression on her gorgeous face. What could possibly have upset her so early in the morning?

I loaded our luggage into the trunk and then took my place at the wheel. This was going to be an interesting drive. I glanced over at her, wondering if she’d mind if I put my hand in her lap again. Judging by the glare that she gave me, it probably wasn’t one of my better ideas. It was kind of sexy how she teased me. It just made me want her more.

By the time we got to the airport, everyone seemed a little perkier. It had been an early morning, and we’d been so used to sleeping in that this came as a shock. As luck would have it, my seat was right beside Darcy in first class. As I put my carry-on luggage in the overhead compartment, I looked down at her. She was doing everything in her power to avoid my eyes. I smiled. I liked knowing I had such an effect on her. It made me want to fight more to have her.

We settled in and both started watching an adventure movie. About halfway through the movie, Darcy fell asleep. On my shoulder. She sighed, and I wondered if she was dreaming of me. I sniffed her hair, and it smelled like apples which surprised me. I figured it would smell like charcoal to match her personality: black and charred.

“Would you close the blind on the window?” Darcy asked when she woke up.

I looked at her and hesitated. I wanted the window up. “No.”

“Excuse me?” she said.

“No, I won’t pull down the blind,” I elaborated.

“But I’m trying to sleep, and it’s bothering me,” she told me.

“I’m enjoying looking out and seeing the clouds. So, again, NO.” I resumed looking out the window simply to irk her. I didn’t really care if I saw the clouds or not, but it was fun making her mad.

“Prick,” she said, leaning back in her seat.

“You’re pretty self-important over there. Selfishness doesn’t become you, Darcy,” I told her. She merely grunted a response, put her headphones in, and closed her eyes.

I took the time to look at her. I was in awe of her natural beauty. She looked so peaceful, which was not something I was used to.

“Are you seriously just sitting there ogling me? That’s awfully creepy, even for you,” she said, glancing over at me.

“I wasn’t ogling you, princess. I was thinking about what alcoholic drink I could have that would make this flight bearable sitting next to you.”

“You were ogling me. Just admit it,” she pressed.

“Nope, sorry, darling. I’ve had you. No need to ogle anymore,” I reminded her. “Once was enough. I’m moving on.”

She leveled her eyes with mine. “Good. I’m glad to see that we’ll no longer have any issues with each other,” Darcy said.

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