Chapter Two
It wasn’t her first date since she’d kicked Graham Bradley to the curb and called off their wedding, but dinner that evening went better than any previous outings with a man other than her former fiancé.
Earlier, after he’d gone home to shower and change, he’d returned in slacks and polo shirt, the clothes still casual but well fitted. Shaved and with his hair clean and combed, he looked even more attractive than he had earlier. That stern, solemn expression remained, though, and it made him just a bit intimidating. Thank goodness she’d brought a nice sundress and pretty sandals with her.
He took her to an elegant restaurant not far inland from the beach, serving exquisite food. The prices matched the quality of the food. She planned to offer to split the bill.
Over a wonde
