Chapter 26
It didn’t take Jackson long to find Anna. She was inside the gazebo that overlooked the ocean. And she wasn’t in a towel. Thank God for small favors. She wore one of his t-shirts that fell down to her knees, and every time the wind blew, it would puff out the shirt like a balloon, showing the jean shorts underneath. She wasn’t doing anything except standing.
Jackson made his way over to her and gently wrapped his arms around her waist. She didn’t fight him or try to get away. She let out a breath and relaxed into his embrace. He kissed the side of her neck, then nibbled her ear.
“I should have talked to you first before inviting them,” he rumbled.
“Yeah, you should have. But it’s a bit too late for that now.”
“It’s never too late, Anna. I spoke with my mother, and she assur
