DUBAI THE CITY OF DREAMS
It would be beyond stupid—it would be dangerous.
As she came into the tent, she saw candlelight flickering over the low table that had been set with a variety of dishes. Silk and satin pillows were scattered around it in the Arabic style of dining, rather than sitting in chairs as she was used to.
Abdullah emerged from the shadows, dressed in a loose, white cotton shirt and dark trousers; he’d taken off the traditional thobe she’d seen him in before. With his golden eyes and midnight hair, his chiseled jaw glinting with dark stubble, he looked like a sexy and dangerous pirate. Dangerous, she told herself, being the operative word.
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