Divorced and Falling for the Tattoo Master
He seemed like someone who would think of yoga as just that.
“Yoga is not pointless,” I protested. “It improves flexibility, cardio—”
“Whatever it does,” he cut in smoothly, “the gym does better. And if you’re worried about injury, there’s a trainer at my gym who’s excellent with beginners.”
“Your gym?”
“Where I train.” He flexed his muscles slightly, as though that should be all the proof I needed that his gym was a good one.
I rolled my eyes, though not before sneakily running them over his toned muscles, admitting to myself that this physique would sell any fitness product without trying. It wasn’t exaggerated or swollen with effort. Just… solid. Defined in a way that suggested consistenc
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