The Stopover (The Miles High Club 1)

“You probably could try and be flirtier in our conversations, you know?”

“Could I?” Our lips touch, and he kisses me softly.

“Are you sure you have to go?” he murmurs against my lips.

“Yes, Jameson.”

“I love you,” he whispers.

My heart somersaults in my chest at hearing those precious words. “Have a nice day.”

“That’s not what I wanted to hear.”

“But that’s all you’re getting.” I kiss him quickly and pull out of his arms. “Please stop pressuring me. I’ll call you tonight.”

He puts his two hands into his suit pockets and smiles sexily as he watches me walk into the building.

I get into the elevator with a hammering heart and flushed cheeks.

Why is he so damn gorgeous?

I walk out of work just after one o’clock and see the limo and Alan standing beside it. He smiles warmly and opens the back door as if gesturing for me to get in. I smile and make my way over to him. I haven’t heard from Jameson all day and wasn’t sure if Alan was in fact coming to collect me. “Hello.”

He smiles warmly. “Hello, Emily. It’s so lovely to see you.”

I get into the back of the limo and find a lone red rose on the back seat, waiting for me.

Oh.

I smile and inhale it deeply; a beautiful perfume fills the space. The car pulls out from the curb, and I get a vision of myself stomping on the yellow roses the other night. Maniac.

I was half hoping that Jameson would be in the car waiting for me. Should I even be going away right now? Isn’t sorting this out with him more important?

No.

You had these plans before he decided to waltz back in . . . stick to them.

I should call and thank him, though. I dial his number.

“Hello,” his sexy voice purrs down the line.

My stomach fl

utters at the sound of his voice. “Hi,” I breathe.

“Are you with Alan?”

“I am. Thank you for my rose.”

“So red is better?”

“Seems that way.” I feel my face blush in embarrassment.

“Mental note to never buy anything yellow ever again.”

I giggle, embarrassed.

“You have a good weekend,” he eventually replies.