One night so pregnant pdf

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Dan had never shown anything like the same urgency or dedication when it came to getting into her knickers. It had been a sop to her pathetically fragile ego. The sensual smile curved into a rakish grin making his harsh features look almost boyish.

Her heartbeat careered up another notch. He propped his tall frame against his desk and folded his arms over his chest, making her uncomfortably aware of pale blue cotton stretching at the seams around impressive biceps. Then his gaze took a leisurely trip down to her kitten-heeled pumps and back again.

Tess cleared her throat as her nipples squeezed into hard aching peaks — and hot blood coursed up her neck. She lurched out of the chair.

The leisurely glance that swept down to her bullet-tipped breasts called her a liar. I came to tell you I took three pregnancy tests this morning. Nathaniel Graystone kept a tight rein on his temper, even though keeping the nonchalant smile on his face was making his cheeks ache. And right not to have called her — although it had taken every ounce of his will power not to pick up the phone in the last six weeks.

His gaze swept over her. The sheen of distress in her striking green eyes spoke of someone on an emotional knife-edge. Damn, she really was an accomplished little actress.