Margaret started and whirled, hiding one hand behind her back. When she spotted him, her expression changed from one of dismay to one of delight. “I knew you were man enough to admit your true feelings,” she said, sliding through the window. She offered him the smoking joint.
Nikoloz plucked the thing from her hand and crushed it out in the ashtray on her bedside table. “I do not believe your father would approve of your drug use. And I am not here for the reason that you believe.”
Margaret sat on the edge of her bed, tugging her T-shirt tighter over her breasts and looking up at him from beneath her lashes. “A little pot never hurt anybody, Nicky. You need to learn to relax.”
“Please call me Mr. Donauri. I need to discuss your feelings for me.”
She sprang at him then, flinging her arms about his neck before he could step back. “We don’t need to talk. I want you just as much as you want me.”