Chapter Ten
Did she really want this? That was the question sparking a war between her heart and her common sense—but her common sense had been drowned by a bottle of very smooth, very tasty wine that had gone right to her head, squashing all her inhibitions. This was not a side of her that she allowed out, so why now?
She leaned into Jake. He had her hand in his, holding her to him. He was leading her, and she wanted to go wherever he was taking her.
“Jake…” Her heart thudded, and he stepped around in front of her, pressing her arms above her head, against the glass. He kissed her hard and passionately, a deep kiss where she could taste all of him. His tongue brushed hers, and she breathed him in, his scent like a forbidden fruit her body craved. She realized she’d probably die if he p
