"You're the only woman for me," Faith repeated in her head as the plane landed."You're the only woman for me," she thought as they checked out."You're the only woman for me," she remembered as Casiuss surprisingly appeared to ferry them."You're the only woman for me," she muttered as they arrived at the hotel.What the h*ll was that supposed to mean? Just a day ago, he'd insisted that there would never be anything between them.Damn him! Faith thought. It was like he was messing with her feelings on purpose. She wouldn't let that continue. If they were here to have fun, then have fun she would! She was resolute.They arrived at a hotel. "This is where we'll be staying," he informed her."That's okay." It was more than okay. It was one of those big, expensive hotels like he put her father in.Someone came immediately to take their bags from the car. Apparently, he would deliver it to their rooms. How nice it was to be rich. Meanwhile, Casiuss waved goodbye to them and drove off.Dev

Faith saw Devlin's face approaching hers as though in slow motion. Her mind raced. He'd just declared them good friends and she'd just accented to that.The last thing she needed to be doing now was kissing him. At the very last second, she turned her face. At the same time, he turned his head. His lips landed on her cheek. They both laughed, breaking the charged atmosphere."Goodnight," she said again."Goodnight," he answered.She shut the door and this time, she locked it.Devlin leaned against the locked door and took a deep breath. He ran his hand over his face. He was being stupid and he knew it.The best course of action for him would be to stay away from Faith. Instead, he was creating more and more excuses for them to stay together.He'd only been planning to spend the day with her but then the "brilliant" idea for a weekend getaway had occurred to him and he couldn't get it out of his head.The idea of spending three full days with her without her having to rush back to Gre

"Faith, we need to leave now," Devlin said, tapping her on the shoulder.She looked up and blinked as though coming out of a trance. It'd been fascinating to watch her reading. He'd actually just stay there for a few minutes watching her.He loved to see her small smiles when she read something she liked, light chuckles when she read something funny and her frowns when she didn't like something.He supposed it was like being in another world. She read fast too. She'd already gotten almost halfway through the book in the thirty minutes they'd spent there. "It's time to go?" She repeated."Yes."A frown marred her pretty face. "I'm not done with the book yet. I guess they don't sell their books.""No, it's only for reading. But don't worry, I always searched for the name online. I've ordered a copy. I'll be delivered to the hotel today."She blinked. Appreciation welled up on her face then she seemed to remember something and it disappeared in a flash. "Thank you," she said anyway and

"That was exhilarating!" Faith cried as they finally walked away from the rides. On her insistence, they rode the first one again.After that, they tried almost every other ride in the place, including one that spun them around and around on the skinniest piece of metal she'd ever seen.She'd thrown up coming down from that one, after which she declared. "That. Was. Awesome!"Devlin smiled at his companion indulgently. It pleased him to know that she was having such a blast."Okay, hold up." She stopped and turned back to him. "There's one last thing I want us to try, but I don't know if you have the balls for it."She scooted close. "What is it?""You think the rides were scary? This takes it to the next level.""Tell me! Tell me!" She chanted."This will blow your mind out. After this, you won't sleep for a week.""Just tell me, g*dammit!""Introducing the Halls of Horror!" He pointed at the entrance that she'd completely missed passing by.The entrance to the Halls of Horror was sh

Faith ignored Devlin's persistent knocks at her door. She'd shed her clothes and crawled into bed the moment they got in.He slammed the door so hard that it rattled. She sat up, wide-eyed. Would he kick the door down? It was his hotel anyway.She waited for his next move. Seconds passed and she didn't hear anything else. Then the outer door slammed shut.Good! He'd left. He could go to his lady friend's room for all she scared. She toyed with the idea of locking him out of his room as well but dismissed the thought. He would just get an extra key from the staff.She fell back onto the bed and pulled the bedspread over her face. She groaned. To think that she'd been ready to forget everything after the day they'd had today but he just had to ruin it.She supposed it wasn't fair to blame him for what the woman did but she was in no mood to be rational. It was the way Elise had made her feel--so insignificant! She didn't even notice her until Faith pointed her out. Then instead of bein