Chapters (27)
- Cover
- Dedication
- Prologue
- Chapter 1
- Chapter 2
- Chapter 3
- Chapter 4
- Chapter 5
- Chapter 6
- Chapter 7
- Chapter 8
- Chapter 9
- Chapter 10
- Chapter 11
- Chapter 12
- Chapter 13
- Chapter 14
- Chapter 15
- Chapter 16
- Chapter 17
- Chapter 18
- Chapter 19
- Epilogue
- With Me In Seattle Character Glossary
- About the Author
- Newsletter Sign Up
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But not with Keegan. He’s made it perfectly clear that he loves my body, from my bigger-than-I’d-prefer breasts to my curvy hips and thighs that have a touch of cellulite. None of it bothers him at all. In fact, when he touches me, it’s as if he worships me.
And it almost gives me a high.
Every woman should be treated this way.
Maybe I should take out an ad somewhere to let the others know.
I smirk when his thumb brushes over my nipple, making him raise a brow.
“Is that funny, lass?”
I press my lips together and shake my head. “Sorry, I was just thinking.”
“And what’s on your mind?”
“It’s dumb. Please continue.”
He kisses my forehead as his hands travel down my belly and over my thighs.
Nothing about this is funny. It’s sexy as hell.
And yet, I still have the giggles from a second ago. I hold my breath, trying to keep it in.
But I can’t.
I snort just as his fingers glide down my ass crack.
“Not the reaction I expected.”
“I’m sorry.” I tip my forehead to his chest and give in to the giggles. “I was just thinking—”
But I can’t continue as laughter bubbles out of me. It’s not even that funny. But this is one of those moments in life when the stupid giggles set in, and they won’t stop. You just have to ride the wave until they subside.
When I pull back, I see Keegan grinning down at me. He rinses his hands free of soap and wipes the tears off my cheeks.
“I need to be let in on the joke.”
“It’s so dumb.” I take a deep breath and then giggle again when I hiccup. “I’m embarrassed to tell you now because it’s not funny, and you’ll be let down.”
He patiently rinses the soap off my body. The man makes me swoon.
When I’m clean, he shuts off the water and reaches for the towels.
“I’m sorry, I ruined the mood.”
He turns to me quickly and pulls me into his arms. “You didn’t ruin anything at all. We’re having fun together, and that’s all that matters. We can christen the shower later.”
“You’re a good man, you know that, right?”
“I do okay.” He winks and wraps me in the towel. “Tell me what made you laugh. If you say it was my attempt at seduction, you’ll wound me deeply.”
I let out a snort laugh. “No. It definitely wasn’t that. I was just thinking that before I knew you, I didn’t know that being with a man could be so fun and easy and good for me. And that I should probably take out an ad somewhere to tell others.”
“Others?”