Chapter 16

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Willis turned and wrapped a strong arm around her thighs, lifted her bodily off the floor and carried her downstairs, draped over his shoulder. In the basement, he set her down again and she grinned, looking flushed and, oddly excited considering her fit of temper on the patio. “Hey, did you just carry me over the threshold?” He smiled and looked around. “We’d have to get married, first. That takes blood tests and a three-day waiting period here in California, so I suggest we run over to Reno tomorrow and tie the knot.” “Quit saying things you don’t mean.” “So, you won’t marry me?” “I’m not drunk enough, yet,” she said airily. “But I’ll tell you this. You’d better be careful about what you wish for, my friend. Somebody might take you seriously one of these days.” Her look turned sever

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