Beguiled Again: A Romantic Comedy - Plot & Excerpts
His lips found hers again, robbing her of reason, of thought. He tore himself away from her and grated, “You’ve tangled us in the boa.” And somehow she had. It curled around them, binding them together with wispy strength. Slowly, carefully, she began unwinding it. When her upper arm brushed his face, she felt his lips capture the soft flesh for a bare moment, and shivers skimmed over her. She dragged the boa free of his neck, and the way he closed his eyes and clenched his jaws and tensed made her do it again. Finally the boa was a snaky black coil at their feet. She felt herself easing down his body until she, too, was standing. A big mistake. They both knew it, and neither one was doing anything about it. She reached behind herself, but his hands were there first, dragging the zipper down, notch by slow notch. And then, before she could even slide the dress from her shoulders, she felt her bra released, and ignored the alarm jangling in her head. One time... to last forever. The satin dress, so carefully planned to be becoming yet nonrevealing, suddenly was gone, and revealed everything.
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