She grabbed her purse and coat, and made a beeline for the door. As she crossed the lobby, she allowed herself a sigh of relief.
So far so good, all I have to do now is get in the car and -
"Bloody hell!" She stopped in her tracks, barely aware of the obscenity she had just uttered loud enough for the guests and staff milling about the busy lobby to hear.
Oblivious to the curious looks being shot her way, Erin could only stare in stupefaction at the sight of the very man she had hoped to avoid sitting - no, slouching - in one of the chairs, looking for all the world as though he owned the place.
"Crap." She muttered, aiming a freezing glare in his direction. Escape was not an option now because he had already spotted her. He smirked at her, an eyebrow raised in silent triumph and Erin
