Chapter 10Tonya fell back into the action of kissing Rhea so easily. She’d almost forgotten that there could be anything better than this, until, of course, Rhea mentioned the eye.
“I went back to the warehouse,” she confessed after fifteen minutes of making out. They’d moved from the middle of the living room to the green couch that smelled like hibiscus and coconut, like Rhea’s perfume. “I got something for you. And me too, maybe, for later. I was hoping you’d come by.”
Tonya didn’t press that of course she’d come by, she’d promised, and she was a woman of her word. She merely watched with a heavy-lidded gaze as Rhea rose from the couch. She retrieved her coat from her closet and a box from inside of her pocket. Tonya already knew the beauty of what would be inside. Still, seeing the c
