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She could keep her skirt on and o topless or just wear her bra Yes, that would work Moving faster, she hurried to the wo by the front desk

Damn

She’d told hiht If he saw her, he’d want to play, and if she ith someone else, he’d think she lied to hi, a couple approached the door There was really nothing overly noticeable about either of the around as if he expected soe

The worabbed her arhtly, she winced He leaned his head down and whatever he said ht She typically thought herself to be a good judge of character and this man had bad neritten all over him

They had made it to the door, and Master C very aniued, but Master C stood his ground, and within seconds, two security guards rushed past her One look at the rather large and well-built security guards, and the rabbed the woman and walked back to his car

Master C and one of the guards stayed where they were She supposed to ensure he stayed away But the second guard came back inside

Meagan couldn’t stop herself fro, "Who was that?" as he went by

"A troublemaker, Mistress," he replied "He’s been blackballed froet in one, and for the life of me, I don’t understand why a woman would be with him"

"Oh?" She raised an eyebrow "Why?"

"Word is he’s not one to follow safe, sane, and consensual rules"

The woman at the man’s side flashed in her mind Why would she be with him? She didn’t like any of the answers that cah" The man had obviously mistaken her silence "I’ll keep you and everyone else safe He won’t be back anytime soon"

Suddenly, she felt sick and the elation she felt earlier had disappeared All she really wanted to do in that second was go home, put on some pajamas, and eat ice cream

"I know you will," she assured hi day and don’t feel in the mood anymore If you knohat I mean"

"Yes, indeed" He looked over his shoulder "I’one, but it’d make me feel a lot better if you’d let me walk you to your car"

"I’d appreciate it Thank you"

Saturday caan still found herself out of sorts She told herself she was an idiot All she was doing was posing for Luke Which, she begrudgingly agreed, she hadn’t done in fifteen years