Elaine
I needed to pull it together, I told myself, but the fluttering chaos in my stomach wouldn't ease up. It wasn't like I had never been sandwiched between two guys in a car before. My cheeks flamed at the thought and I'd never been grateful for the darkness in the fancy SUV that was our ride to God knew where.
In my defence, none of those guys were brothers. None of those happened to be my very engaged soon to be married broody ex and daughter's father, whose proximity should not have affected me at all but was currently doing things to me—things my body should have long forgotten—but the memory of them was still alive in my blood.
I'd wanted a quiet night out. To think about Grayson— I shook my head at how wrong that came out. I meant to think about the next steps with Claire, now
