Sexy Behind The Mask
and her empty glass sat mockingly in front of her. Meanwhile, Grayson a
, rising from her chair. "I
me with you?"
ut. I'll be
er curves. Without her Joy Smith persona, she moved differently, with more confidence, her natur
nic, and two ma
didn't look towar
t a presence beside her, someone sliding onto the stool at her right. From her periphera
ender lo
voice she recognized instant
ng herself not to turn. Of all the bars in all the restaurants in New York, Grayson
the bartender, pulling out her credit
before he could take her c
dy's drinks
ldn't have. Not with her real hair down, no glasses, and in t
her voice pitched slightly higher t
.. the charm he switched on when he wanted something. It was nothing li
ween them, caught in the
ice," she finally said, taking the card back a
heir drinks, Grayson turned toward her.
own when I offer to buy a bea
ognize beauty if it presented financial reports to him
as you think you are," she replied
in-the red hair, the form-fitting dress, the confident posture. Th
hitting
he said, exte
who yo
again. "Have we met be
ion. It was almost comical how thoroughly her Joy Smith disguise worked. The man she a
he asked, her voice cool and steady. She glanced toward his table where the blonde wai
rossed his face. His j
, "but my engagement with Morgan is over." He gestured toward the
the bar, then stood, towering over her
turned and walked away, leaving her
Looked up at him with concern as he sat down. Now that Honey looked more carefully, sh
across the counter, breaking h
efully. Her cheeks burned with embarrassme
eaned forward eager
elping Honey distribute the drinks.
sing the encounter. "I just accused Gra
gie nearly choked o
h everything that's happening with Riley..." Honey shook her head. "
's not engaged anymore? When did that happen? Th
s table. He was now deep in conversation with his sister, his
's not with Morgan tonight," Maggi
then stopped herself. That's exactly what he'd been doing. "God, what
's not like you'll ever see him a
unsettled. She'd been so quick to judge him, to assume the worst. After Ril
int of honor for him," she mused. "I wond
gie suggested. "Would explain h
shing the encounter aside. "Let's talk