SELENE
I have never checked into a hotel as fast in my life. Like an edgy KGB informant I quickly skirted around the foyer, keeping out of sight, ducking my head down, until safely in the elevator. After locking the door behind me I stayed there, hands pressed against the white wooden frame
Whether it was to make sure I stayed in it or to keep someone out was a question I didn't dare ask myself.
Resting my head against the door I sighed in frustration. Even though he'd embarrassed me a fortnight ago I couldn't help my stomach flipping and toes curling at the way he looked at me. Those brown eyes were devilish. Like whirlpools they just sucked me in every time.
Turning around, I tilted my head back against the door, lightly tapping my skull as though it would knock some sense
