An Unseen Attraction (Sins of the Cities, #1)

by K.J. Charles

“Most people think that nobody should make a fuss until it’s their own comfort at stake, at which point they will bring the roof down shrieking about it.”

“Rowley?” Clem sounded slightly cautious. “Did that offend you? I’m sorry.” “No. No, it didn’t. I think that might be the greatest compliment I’ve ever been paid.” “Really?” Clem said, and then, “No, that was sarcasm, wasn’t it? You are offended.” “It wasn’t sarcasm and I’m not.”

“I think you’re quite exceptional. Will you dine with me this evening?” “Yes.” “And…perhaps a cup of tea, afterward? That’s a hint, to be clear. I’m rather hoping for more than tea.” “Yes, I thought you probably were,” Clem said. “Don’t worry. I’ll make sure I have biscuits.”