“Oh, just a little something I thought you might like.” A smile turned the corners of his lips.
“It"s beautiful, thank-you.”
He nodded toward his truck and held his hand out. “Your limo awaits.”
A half hour later, they sat at a secluded table near a large picture window looking out over the Willamette River. They barely noticed it, though, because their gazes were locked on each other. I could exist here forever, she thought.
I could exist here foreverAt last, Neil stirred. “You are radiant.” The waitress suddenly appeared at their table. He turned toward the woman. “Give us ten, would you?” The waitress" glance passed between them and a subtle smile came to her lips. After she left, Neil cleared his throat. Janet sensed him screwing up his courage. At last, he said, “I suppose you"re
