Don't panic. You can do this for a day or two. It isn't a big deal.
Randi released a heavy breath as she watched Evan
shuck his coat and scarf, getting an eyeful of what a perfect
ass in a pair of jeans actually looked like. Holy shit! Evan
Sinclair's butt was a work of art, and his board shoulders
in the cream-colored fisherman's sweater he was wearing
seemed enormous.
He's not that incredibly built. He's not. He really isn't.
Evan turned around suddenly, lifting a brow at her as
he saw exactly what area her eyes were glued to. Jerking
away her gaze that was now trained on his crotch, she actu-
ally blushed.
"I can't do this,' she protested weakly . . . again.
She'd argued with Evan about staying with him at his
place, but he'd serenely pointed out that Hope's cat, Daisy,
hated dogs. She'd forgotten about Daisy and just about ev-
erythng else since Evan had picked her up. It was like her
IQ score had taken a sudden hit, and she couldn't think of
anything intelligent to say when she was in Evan's pres-
ence.
"Of course, you can," Evan argued. "There's plenty of
room."
I can't be trusted to be alone with you, and it has nothing
to do with space.
"It isn't the size of the house," she admitted, unzipping
her jacket and shrugging out of it.
"Is it because you know I want to fuck you?" Evan asked
evenly.
Randi's eyes grew wide the moment Evan made his
blunt admission.
Moving forward Evan took the jacket from her hand
and hung it up in the entry closet beside his, talking as he
performed the task. "Miranda, I think we're both uncom-
portable with each other because all we want to do is fuck
each other senseless."
Randi couldn't seem to form any words, still shocked at
his straightforward confession. The Evan she was familiar
with wasn't a guy who said something like that. Generally,
he didn't say much at all.
He continued, "maybe we should both put it out there
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The Billionaire's Touch
RomanceAfter a troubling childhood, wealthy Evan Sinclair likes life orderly and controlled. He rarely gives in to spontaneously urges--until he begins a chance correspondence with a mystery woman who sounds like his complete opposite...