Married by Christmas (Sapphire Springs Book 2) by Angie Campbell

Author:Angie Campbell [Campbell, Angie]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Published: 2018-12-19T16:00:00+00:00

7:36pm

“Let’s dance,” Mary Ellen hopped up from the table, leaving the last few bites of her chicken and rice on her plate and started tugging him from his chair.

“Sweet Cheeks, I don’t think that would be a good idea,” he answered, standing up with her, but only because he was trying to pull her back to the table. She might be more alert now, but he didn’t really think she was any more sober. She definitely wasn’t any steadier on her feet. He’d managed to get her to eat most of her dinner, but instead of drinking her water he had ordered for her, she’d kept stealing his beer. It was a wonder he even managed to get a buzz.

Maybe this would be a good time to ask her to marry me, he thought to himself, right before she stepped on his toe with her high-heel. It didn’t do much damage to him through his cowboy boot, but he had to reach out and wrap his arms around her to keep her from falling on her face. “Careful. You’re going to end up falling on your nose. I’d hate to see you break it. It’s such a perfect, dainty little nose.”

She looked up at him, a bright smile on her face. “Thanks for catching me,” she mumbled, just barely slurring her words. “I don’t think breaking my nose would be very fun.”

She pulled away from him only far enough to grab his hand, once again trying to drag him out to the center of the dance floor. They were halfway there before he managed to shake himself enough to try and stop her. She had the long strap of her purse thrown over her head, so it hung from her left shoulder and the little purse bounced against her right butt cheek with each step she took. It had drawn his attention to the mesmerizing sway of her luscious hips. If he wasn’t careful, the woman could walk him right out into oncoming traffic and he wouldn’t have the good sense to notice. There was definitely something amazing to grab hold of while he got down to the delightful business of loving her into unconsciousness.

“Dang it,” he grumbled, shaking his head. “I have to marry her first. I can’t think about that stuff right now.”

“Whatcha mumbling about?” she asked, trying to pull him a little farther on to the dance floor.

“Sweet Cheeks, I don’t think we need to be dancing. I don’t think you’re steady enough on your feet right now,” he said, managing to pull her to a stop once again.

“It’ll be okay,” she grinned up at him, wrapping her arms around his neck, deciding they were far enough out. “It’s a slow song. I can lean on you.”

He chuckled, giving into her. What else could he do? The woman had him wrapped tightly around her little finger. He wondered just how much trouble he would really be in, if she ever figured that out. Knowing her, probably not too much.

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