Holding her breath, she stepped out, heading for the better-illuminated section of the room.
Hard hands closed about her upper arms.
She started-very nearly squeaked-then once again wilted with relief as Breckenridge drew her back, closer to his large, warm body; he'd been standing in the dense shadows by the wall.
"Shssh."
The order-despite the sibilant sound, she was quite sure it was an order-shivered across her ear.
Irritated, she glanced up and back. "If you'd stop scaring me witless, I wouldn't make a sound."
For a moment, their eyes met through the dimness. Their faces were close. Then he released her and eased back. "Would you rather I'd tapped you on the shoulder?"
She humphed.

Author: Stephanie Laurens

Holding her breath, she stepped out, heading for the better-illuminated section of the room.<br />Hard hands closed about her upper arms.<br />She started-very nearly squeaked-then once again wilted with relief as Breckenridge drew her back, closer to his large, warm body; he'd been standing in the dense shadows by the wall.<br />"Shssh."<br />The order-despite the sibilant sound, she was quite sure it was an order-shivered across her ear.<br />Irritated, she glanced up and back. "If you'd stop scaring me witless, I wouldn't make a sound."<br />For a moment, their eyes met through the dimness. Their faces were close. Then he released her and eased back. "Would you rather I'd tapped you on the shoulder?"<br />She humphed. - Stephanie Laurens




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