Chapter 1 The first time I drove her I almost stared too long. Rhea Langford climbed into the back of the black SUV like she owned the entire street. Dark sunglasses, a soft cream blouse that strained across her chest, a skirt that rode up when she settled into the seat. She was thirty-four, married to the man who signed my checks, and built like every dirty thought I’d ever had about older women. “Miles, right?” she said, glancing at me in the rearview. “Yes, ma’am.” “Rhea is fine. Ma’am makes me feel ancient.” She smiled, slow and lazy. “Airport, please. Terminal B. And don’t rush. I hate feeling jostled.” I pulled into traffic. The whole ride I kept my eyes on the road and still somehow catalogued everything: the way her blouse stretched when she reached for her phone, the soft heavy movement of her tits when the car took a corner, the faint scent of expensive perfume that filled the cabin. She caught me looking once in the mirror. She didn’t call it out. She only adjust
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