Page 51 of His Burning Addiction
She laughed.“Whenever you want.We could fly to Vegas and get it done quickly,” she suggested.
“We could, but Dottie might kill us.”
Hanna grinned.“Not if we tell her we’ll have a reception at the ranch that she can be in charge of.”
He pulled over and unbuckled her and pulled her into his lap.“Have I told you lately how brilliant you are?”
“You haven't today,” she teased.
“Well, you are, and I’m damn lucky to have you.”
She wrapped her arms around him and sighed.“I’m the lucky one.”
They kissed for several minutes before he lifted his head.“We need to take this home, baby.The thought of someone coming along and seeing you look like this infuriates me.”
“Like what?”she asked, lazily.
“The desire in your eyes and the flush on your face is unmistakable.”
She nodded and moved to her seat.“Then we’d better get home, cowboy.Your fiancée is feeling needy.”
He chuckled.“Well, then, we’d better hurry.”
Hanna studied the man next to her and couldn’t get over the depth of love and desire she had for him.She had loved her late husband, but she now knew it wasn’t even close to the level she felt for Blake and felt a bit sorry.She was glad he’d never found out her love hadn’t been at the level his had been.
Now, after dealing with her sister and the plans they had for the wedding, they had years and years to enjoy each other, and she’d love every minute of it.
The End
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