Mister Dream Man
I was here for him.
The dress was a weapon. Midnight silk that clung in places memory used to, a slit that whispered of sin, a neckline that left little to imagination, and yet, somehow, everything. My hair fell in soft waves, the kind that begged to be touched, and my lips were painted the color of defiance, deep crimson.
I looked around for a few minutes and had a sip from my champagne glass. And then I saw him.
Lawrence Dankworth, in his black tailored suit, was standing near the center of the room as if it were built around him. He spoke with a senator, his smile precise, his posture iron. Untouchable. Unshakable. Handsome and dangerous.
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