heels of her rolling bag clicking a steady rhythm
oe!
scent of his cologne-that heavy, musky spray she used to buy for him, which now just smelle
rd on her arm, violent
heveled mess, and dark, heavy circles bruised the skin under his
en to me for one second. What you saw yesterday... it was a massive mis
ave of pure revulsion rolling through her stomach. She lo
r hand of
ly stepped closer, using his body to block her path. "I love you, Chloe
oe said, her voice dead flat. "Screwing my maid of honor i
to a mask of earnest remorse. "I know you're furious. I know I messed
aiting near check-in. I saw you arguing with security, crying about your lost ID. I figured you were in tr
ly grateful. He expected her to melt, to see him as the indispensable knight in shini
ugging at the corner of his mouth. "I fixed it.
etic temporary badge pok
her real ID-the warm plastic card the mysterious stranger had returned. She held it
," she said, her voice dropping to a
the official ID dangling from her fingers, his jaw going slack. "H
lifting. She stepped around him, her shoulder deliberately brushi
ck. She could feel his eyes burning a hole into her back, but she didn't care. The sati
into a hard plastic chair. The adrenaline that had been keeping her
Aisling's number. It rang and rang
probably flying, s
he was completely alone. The only person who had actually helped her in the la
ckled to life above her head. "Flight 104 to Paris
stood up, smoothed the wrinkles from her navy uniform, and pas
Brennen stood frozen in the ex
lushed a dark, ugly red, his pride stinging like an open wound. He looked do
ly crushing the paper and
his handsome features. She had looked at him like he was nothing. Worse, she h
ve you
ith a sickening jolt of terror that he had completely lost control
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