MEREDITH
This motherfucker.
I thought I’d get a little reprieve from all his potent masculinity during the flight, but of course not.
Josef took the aisle seat beside me. He actually squeezed his big ass frame into the admittedly large seat for a normal sized person, but just a touch too small for him, right beside me.
I bit back my moan as the entire side of his hard, warm body pressed into mine.
“Seat belt.”
“What?” I asked dumbly.
“Put your seat belt on, Little Red,” he repeated, taking the thing from my useless hand, and clipping it in place.
“Are you sure about this?” I asked, finding my nerve.
“About your seat belt? Absolutely. Safety first,” he repeated, turning his attention to his cell phone.
“No, you ass. I mean, are you sure about marrying me?”
He just stared at me until I started fidgeting.
This wasn’t me. I wasn’t the sort of woman who looked down when in the company of men.
I was confident. I was a badass. In my line of work, I had to be.