At His Convenience Bundle

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TV news reporter’s openly sexual underwear from the ‘washing line’ she had managed to delude one of the raw recruits into erecting for her. It seemed incomprehensible to him that he should be feeling such a fierce surge of sexual reaction now!
    The sensation of his body beginning to strain against the constriction of his clothes had him ceasing his search to question what on earth his body thought it was doing.
    Suzy, her toiletries packed, emerged from the bathroom and froze at the sight of Luke standing in front of the chest, one of her bras in his hand.
    â€˜What are you doing? How dare you touch my…my clothes?’
    Like a small whirlwind, Suzy dropped her toiletries bag on the bed and snatched her bra from Luke’s grasp, bundling it and as much of the other contents of the drawer as she could manage into her open case.
    He had sent her into the bathroom deliberately so that he could go through her things! What in hell’s name was happening to him? Luke wondered in disbelief as her angry, almost anguished movements caused an unexpected and fierce resurgence of the erection he thought he had tamed.
    Furious with himself for his physical response to her, he told her sharply, ‘Forget the shocked virgin act—it doesn’t work. It stopped working for any woman over eighteen years ago, and when it comes to a woman like you…’
    What would he do if she turned round now and told him just how wrong he was? Suzy wondered bitterly as her hands trembled over her final packing. But of course she already knew, didn’t she? He simply would not believe her. He would not accept that her experience was limited to one fumbling incident whilst at university, in which she and her partner had both lost their virginity. Their relationship had ended with no regrets on either part when she had decided to give up her studies to nurse her mother…
    â€˜Time’s up,’ Luke announced tersely.
    Another minute in this room, with its huge bed and her scent lying on the warm afternoon air, and he was not sure…
    He was not sure what? Luke questioned himself brutally.
    His body gave him an answer his professionalism wanted to deny.
    He wasn’t sure he wouldn’t be able to stop himself from spreading her on that bed and…
    Ignoring the savage ache in his groin, Luke searched the room silently, checking every drawer and cupboard and even looking under the bed and on top of the wardrobe before reaching for Suzy’s suitcase.

CHAPTER FIVE
    â€˜C OME on—and remember I shall be watching your every step and your every word. One move out of line and you’ll be in an Italian prison faster than you can take another breath,’ Luke warned Suzy as they stood in the late-afternoon sunshine of the villa’s impressive forecourt, with the villa itself behind them and Suzy’s case at Luke’s feet. Any chance she might have had of escaping disappeared, as their taxi drove away.
    â€˜You will never be able to get away with this,’ Suzy warned him angrily. ‘Someone is bound to suspect…’
    â€˜If by “someone” you mean Sir Peter Verey, then I’m afraid you’re going to be disappointed. He’s far too busy trying to cope with his children,’ Luke told her grimly.
    â€˜What do you mean “cope with his children”?’ Suzy demanded.
    Luke’s comment had all the hallmarks of the kind of old-fashioned attitude towards parenting which she personally deplored.
    â€˜Why shouldn’t he look after them? If his wife—’
    Luke looked at her, well aware of her antagonism.
    â€˜Their mother is actually his ex-wife. She left him for someone much richer! And as for looking after his children…They are probably more capable of looking after him than the other way around,’ Luke announced dryly. ‘Peter is the product of a typical upper-class upbringing and totally incapable of any kind of

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