Passion Sails at Sea (Diary of a Free Woman) (9 page)

“Yes, he was.”

The younger ladies smiled. The mother looked at her daughters and the same pleasantry appeared on her face.

“Excuse me, my time is limited in Paris,” Gwen said.

The mom gave a nod and ushered her girls away.

Gwen walked toward the open doorway where Pierre had disappeared. She hoped she’d run into him again soon, but understood if she didn’t in the museum. Looking at art was more exciting with him.

She entered the next room and eyed the paintings. After she’d finished checking them all out, she stepped into the hall then entered the next exhibit. Seconds later, she felt a small vibration from her purse. She hurried to withdraw her cell. A glance at the screen revealed the message.

Are you alone?

She twisted to see if anyone else was nearby. No one was. She stole a glimpse at her phone again. The number from the sender was unfamiliar to her. She recalled the odd numbers on Pierre’s card and recognized the first couple of digits. As she typed a response, she hoped she was communicating with Pierre.

I am.

Gwen held her phone in her hand and at her side in case someone walked into the room. The rules of the museum stated no cell phone usage. She didn’t plan to take any pictures or make any calls. As long as nobody saw her, or Pierre, then they should be safe. Clearly he must have thought the same thing since he sent her a message.

Her phone vibrated, calling her attention to it.

Shall I finish my sentence now?

Gwen smiled. Desire stirred within her as she typed her reply to him.

Yes. Tell me what you would enjoy doing to my body.

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About the Author

Diane lives Indiana. She is a lifetime lover of the paranormal, sci-fi, and fantasy. Her mind constantly wanders into other worlds full of dark and mysterious creatures.

Vampires, werewolves, demons, and other supernatural creatures are her friends. A few bite, others tempt, and some are hot as hell. To escape her day job, she puts her thoughts into words and brings those fantastical worlds and creatures to life.

Reader beware: She is not responsible for any titillation, increased temperatures, hormonal stirrings, or unusual bite marks. Besides writing, Diane enjoys sunny days, travelling, shopping with her daughter, laughter, and red wine. She dislikes taxes, slow drivers, and cranky people.

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