The past tense isn't lost on him. "I'm sorry to hear about your man."
He lets her strip him--the familiarity with the layers doesn't surprise him because he's used to women who are used to the layers. He would have been more surprised if she had stumbled with the layers.
When she lingers on the sunburst on his chest, he looks down at her fingers. When she kneels in front of him, he shifts his feet to accommodate the shape of her body.
"I don't think I could get any ideas right now if I wanted to."
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He lets her strip him--the familiarity with the layers doesn't surprise him because he's used to women who are used to the layers. He would have been more surprised if she had stumbled with the layers.
When she lingers on the sunburst on his chest, he looks down at her fingers. When she kneels in front of him, he shifts his feet to accommodate the shape of her body.
"I don't think I could get any ideas right now if I wanted to."