Hot Shots
But he was doing a damn sight better than the men she'd been going out with.
He'd done very well with the menu, avoiding choices that might be chancy. Rather than seafood or fish or beef, he'd ordered chicken in wine sauce with mushrooms, a crisp green salad, and the fluffiest rolls she'd had in a long time. She forced herself to eat slowly, enjoying each mouthful, and not chomp it down despite how hungry she was. And eating on the balcony, with a soft breeze blowing and carrying the scent of fresh mowed lawn and blooming flowers to her, was like something out of a movie.