She thought for a moment, then nodded. “It’s actually brilliant.”
“Thank you.”
She walked to him. “There is one problem with this room.”
“And what would that be?”
She put her arms around Stone’s neck and kissed him. When their lips parted, she whispered, “My luggage isn’t in here.”
“An oversight,” he said. “Which can be easily remedied.”
“I’m glad to hear that.”
She kissed him again.
“Later, of course,” he said.
“Later is better.”
Stone used his foot to shut the door.
Chapter 21
On Saturday afternoon, Stone andDino were returning from the stables when one of the Range Rovers stopped in front of the house, and Tamlyn climbed out.
Stone called to her and waved.
She looked around, surprised, then smiled when she spotted them and waved back.
Stone met her halfway and pulled her into a hug and kissed her. “It seems like you’ve been gone forever.”
“What a sweet talker.”
She kissed him back.
When they separated, he said, “How was London?”
“Busy.”
“Get everything done?”
“More than I thought I would, but not as much as I wished. If I have any hope of flying back with you on Monday, I’ll have to return to the city tomorrow.”
“Perhaps I’ll ride up with you. We could have dinner before returning to Windward Hall.”
“I’d love that.”
“Shall I arrange a ride?”
“Already done. It’ll be here at ten.”
“Perfect.”
They met up with Dino at the door and entered the house.
“What have you two been up to?” she asked as they walked through the entryway toward the stairs.
“I convinced Dino to go horseback riding.”
