Kayla “Nothing important. Just tired,” I replied, twirling pasta around my fork. “This smells amazing.” I took a bite, and the rich, savory flavor made me moan. “Perfect.”Damien leaned against the counter, watching me with a heavy, dark intensity. His eyes tracked every move of my lips, making me feel a flush that had nothing to do with the food.“What?” I asked, dabbing my mouth.“Just admiring my wife,” he said. His voice was a low rumble that vibrated right through me.“While she inhales pasta like a cavewoman?”“Precisely that.”I finished eating while he watched me like I was the main course. When I was done, he cleared the plate, his large hands moving with surprising grace.“So,” I said, stifling a yawn, “back to work tomorrow?”Damien nodded. “Unfortunately. I’ve got fifteen meetings postponed because of the honeymoon.” He grimaced. “The Jameson account needs me, and the board meeting is Friday.”“Wow, sounds like a full calendar,” I said, watching him. “Almost like you regr
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