The Rose Ransom (Girls Wearing Black: Book Three) - Plot & Excerpts
The first time Raquel saw Shannon, she was walking alone on the beach, dressed like an American tourist. Raquel meandered in her direction, conveniently arranging for them to run into each other when the girl wasn’t looking. “Com licenca,” Shannon said in a goofy American accent. Raquel smiled at her. “Desculpe,” said Raquel. “That’s what you should say when you bump into someone.” Now the girl was smiling back. She had a pretty smile. Such an innocent little thing. “I’m sorry,” the girl said. “Desculpe?” Raquel got the distinct sense that the girl was flirting with her. “Now you’re repeating yourself,” said Raquel. The girl looked at her with the quizzical eyes that all the tourists had. “Desculpe means ‘I’m sorry,’” Raquel said. “So you actually said it twice in a row, just in two different languages.” The girl let out a sharp giggle, leaning in closer to Raquel as she did so. Definitely flirting. “I’m sorry,” the girl said, still laughing.
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