CHAPTER 26
THE SUNBEAM SHINING through the skylight above Mitch’s bed settled on my face, and as I opened my eyes and blinked a few times, everything we’d done the previous night came back with startling clarity.
What had I been thinking? I was married, for goodness’ sake! My wedding ring was still firmly on my finger, the one resting on Mitch’s chest as he breathed slowly in and out. I’d given in to a temptation I shouldn’t have, no matter how juicy it was, and now I had to live with myself.
I scrambled out of bed and saw the tattered remains of my jeans on the floor. f**k. f**k! I half-ran, half-fell down the stairs into my own room and slammed the door, locking it behind me, partly because I didn’t want Mitch to come in and partly because I needed to stop myself from running back to
