beautiful woman in the world.
âUm um um! Turn around,â Mike cajoled, shaking his head.
Vonnie twisted and turned, giving him an eyeful of her full breasts, indented waist, and ample hips. Easing up to her, he slid his hands around her waist and stared into her eyes.
âYou are so beautiful.â
Vonnie blushed and waved off his compliment as she tried to twist out of his arms so she could add the final touches to her outfit. Refusing to release her, Mike pulled her back in. At first, he just stared at her with a sly smile. Vonnie looked upwards and shook her head.
âIâm so into you. Even after all these years.â
Vonnie thought her heart would stop. His words werenât paperback romance, but they penetrated deep. Lucky wasnât strong enough a word to describe how she felt to have a husband like Mike. Vonnie held his head between her hands and pulled him down for a kiss. Her passion poured out like lava. Then she released his tongue and planted several pecks all over his face.
âAnd Iâm the luckiest woman in the world. I love you, baby.â
âNow letâs go.â Mike grabbed her hand and tried to lead her out. âYouâre always making us late!â he teased.
âWhat!â She gasped and swatted his back. âWait. I need to get my jewelry and finish putting on my make-up.â
âYou donât need make-up, woman. I like you just like that!â
Vonnie waved him off again and headed to the bathroom to apply a little eyeliner, mascara, and lipstick. The multi-colored platform pumps she put on served as a trendy contrast to her outfit, and the royal blue swirls strolling through them matched the dress exactly.
When she finally finished, Mike looked her up and down approvingly.
âWait until I get you back home!â
Vonnie sashayed past him with a sexy stride, her hips swaying. Thoughts about how she couldnât wait to get back home filled her mind. With the house to themselves, she imagined all the things she would do to him and all the things she wanted him to do to her. Maybe sheâd even pull out one of her wigs and become one of her alter egos.
Chapter 4
The Madisons
Pacing anxiously, Nadalia Madison waited for her husband, Sage, to get in. She had already called him several times to see how close he was to home. Each time he would say heâd be there soon, but never divulged his exact location, which annoyed her. He hadnât followed her instructions to stay home from work. That way, he wouldnât be straining through rush-hour broods, traveling from New York City to Long Island on the railroad.
For that reason alone, Nadalia was glad she decided to open up an office and showroom in Long Island for Miso Custom Furriers, a company she helped run, which was started by her mother, Mina Sevan, and her sister, Sona.
Sage . Hearing a car pull up, Nadalia ran to the window closest to the door. Her mouth fell open at the sight of Sage getting out of a sports car with an enormous bow decorating the top of it. She was out of the door in a flash, meeting Sage by the time he could fully exit the car. The bold crimson leather interior stuck out against the slick silver of the carâs exterior.
âOh my goodness, babe!â Standing on her tippy toes, Nadalia reached up to give Sage a quick kiss. âA new car! Happy birthday to you,â she sang as she traced the sleek lines.
âActually,â Sage held up the keys, âitâs for you!â
âMe?â Nadalia squealed. âReally?â Her mouth dropped open. âBut why?â
âJust for being you.â Sage tossed her the keys.
Nadalia caught them and jumped into his arms. A former college lineman standing six feet, four inches and weighing two hundred and twenty-five pounds, Sage barely moved when Nadaliaâs slim, five feet and four-inch body landed on him.
âGo on. Take it for a ride.â
Nadalia giggled and skipped back