"I am not sure I can, since the place cards may require otherwise."
"Then we shall simply have to switch them so they're arranged to our liking," he said, adding a naughty wink that sent tingles whirling through her system like maddened fireflies.
He stood and offered his arm.
"You wouldn't really switch them, would you?" she asked as she gained her feet.
"What do you think?"
She studied him, his azure eyes unreadable. "I think," she said, "that you are the wickedest man I've ever met."
He choked out a laugh, then leaned over so that his lips were a mere inch from her ear. "You had best take care to avoid me, then, else I cease being a gentleman and decide to lead you astray."/>

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" Now, if I am not mistaken, I believe your aunt is about to announce supper. Pray agree to dine with me."
"I am not sure I can, since the place cards may require otherwise."
"Then we shall simply have to switch them so they're arranged to our liking," he said, adding a naughty wink that sent tingles whirling through her system like maddened fireflies.
He stood and offered his arm.
"You wouldn't really switch them, would you?" she asked as she gained her feet.
"What do you think?"
She studied him, his azure eyes unreadable. "I think," she said, "that you are the wickedest man I've ever met."
He choked out a laugh, then leaned over so that his lips were a mere inch from her ear. "You had best take care to avoid me, then, else I cease being a gentleman and decide to lead you astray. "

Tracy Anne Warren , Seduced by His Touch (The Byrons of Braebourne, #2)


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Tracy Anne Warren quote : Now, if I am not mistaken, I believe your aunt is about to announce supper. Pray agree to dine with me."I am not sure I can, since the place cards may require otherwise."
"Then we shall simply have to switch them so they're arranged to our liking," he said, adding a naughty wink that sent tingles whirling through her system like maddened fireflies.
He stood and offered his arm.
"You wouldn't really switch them, would you?" she asked as she gained her feet.
"What do you think?"
She studied him, his azure eyes unreadable. "I think," she said, "that you are the wickedest man I've ever met."
He choked out a laugh, then leaned over so that his lips were a mere inch from her ear. "You had best take care to avoid me, then, else I cease being a gentleman and decide to lead you astray." style="width:100%;margin:20px 0;"/>