Taken By Surprise

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damned.
    “Are you here alone?”
    He turned his body towards her, his deep voice carrying easily over the loud music.
    “Yes.”
    “Really…wow.”
    His eyes moved from her folded wings down over the rest of her body.
    Zori smiled, pleased, even though she’d heard enough compliments to last a lifetime. “Dance with me?” She began to move her hips to the seductive rhythmic pull of the DJ’s house mix which was tripling her desire to get him alone.
     Greyson looked down at her feathered feet. “Can you dance in those?” His gaze lingered on her sharp claws.
    Zori laughed. “C’mon.” She led him to the dance area and was even more impressed to discover he was a great dancer.
    He pulled her in tight as she closed her eyes, enjoying the feel of his strong body moving against her own. She wrapped her arms around the thick column of his neck and drew in a tempting whiff of his sexy cologne. Dancing was nirvana. This was the one time she allowed her male partners to take the lead which Greyson did so masterfully. Their bodies swayed and dipped to the music as one and Zori enjoyed every minute of it.
    “Can I buy you a drink?” Greyson asked several songs later when both of them were breathless and laughing.
    “Absolutely.”
    She took his hand as he manoeuvred them back to the bar. He stood out with his good looks and in his fine suit and females noticed him, eyeballed him, to Zori’s annoyance. She flashed one chick who had the audacity to step in the way of his path a venomous look that clearly said: He’s all mine, lady.
    And she could hardly wait.
    “What’ll you have?” Greyson asked once they were back at the bar.
    “Whatever you were having earlier.” She waited for him to turn and get the bartender’s attention. His deep bass voice brought the bartender over immediately and Zori’s eyes drifted over his expensive watch and large manicured hand as he reached for her drink.
    No wedding ring…good.
    She was determined to take a man to her bed tonight, but she never messed with the married ones.
    “For you.”
    “Thank you.”
    Zori took the frosty bottle from his hand and their fingers touched. She was surprised at just how fast her heart began to race. Their eyes locked as they both took a sip.
    “Are you from New York?” Greyson asked, tapping his fingers on the bar counter.
    Another couple came up behind him and his body brushed against hers in the crowded space.
    God, he smells amazing…totally male, totally sexy… What cologne is he wearing?
     “Zori?”
    She watched him lick his lips after finishing the beer in his hand.
    “I’m sorry, what?” Zori blinked, inwardly cursing as she met his gaze. Being tongue-tied around a male was a new experience. She really needed to eat. That was the only explanation for being off her game tonight. She took another drink from the cold bottle and her stomach grumbled so loudly, she glanced at Greyson in embarrassment even though she was sure he couldn’t hear anything but the blasting bass.
    Greyson bent his head down and his lips brushed against her temple. “It’s really loud in here. Do you want to get some air?”
    Zori smiled. “Air would be good.”
    Yes!
    She always loved the ones bold enough to move things right along.
    Once again, she took his offered hand and let him lead her through the partying people towards the exit. This was perfect! Greyson was unknowingly making her life a whole lot easier by taking them outside and away from the crowd.
    Greyson pushed the thick metal door forward and Zori took in a deep breath of the brisk evening air as they stepped into the alley. She scanned the darkness, her ears detecting the harried breathing of a couple having sex in the shadows a few feet from them.
    “Ahh! So much cooler out here.”
    Zori shivered, even though she wasn’t really cold. She surveyed the partially darkened alleyway, aware of Greyson’s gaze on her.
    Thank goodness, we’re practically alone.
    “Are you

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