“Come.” His voice was barely above a whisper. The way he had said it sent a delicious shiver down my spine. It touched a spot deep inside me I hadn’t even known existed. He offered his arm to me and I slipped mine into it almost immediately without thinking. We walked over to the table reserved for him and surprisingly he pulled out of my seat.
I guess he had to make the hundreds of people watching think he’s a gentleman.
“My my such a gentleman you are, Mr. Vasilakis, sir,” I said as I sat down.
He fixed me with a glare as he took the seat next to mine.
“Why didn’t you tell me it was the Governor’s daughter getting married?.” I demanded.
“And of what importance is that piece of information to you, Ms. Williams.” His cool voice asked.
“It is important! I wouldn’t have even known t
