Chapter 14. The Club

Nicholas

Leaving Sinclair's delectable body was hard. They had indulged in his private office the rest of the afternoon until it was time to go.

He had a very important meeting with his club before dinner. It had pained him almost physically to be away from her but he couldn't put off the duke's summons. They would not be dining together as well. Nicholas promised himself he would ask her on a date for the following evening.

His housekeeper was more than happy to chaperon his sweet. He had given Mrs Dee strict instruction to help Sinclair shop online for all the things she might need. Though he already had plans to hire her a personal shopper, which they would be needing before they would retire to his estate for the summer.

Those suggestions brought another mild argument between the two of them, nevertheless, in the end, he won despite her protests. Knowing he had been winning concessions left and right, against his better judgment, he promised he would meet