The Charmer in Chaps, page 34
“Okay,” Rafe said, and patted her leg. “I’m going to go. Try and find something to eat to soak up all that gin.”
“Tequila,” she murmured tearfully.
“Ouch,” he said, grimacing. “That is a mean hangover.”
He stood up and walked out of her room with a last smile at her before disappearing into the hall.
Good ol’ Rafe. He’d stayed all night with her. After all these years, he was still one of her best friends.
Her eyes felt heavy and her stomach felt queasy. She should get out of this stupid dress, but she didn’t have the energy. She’d do it in a minute, she thought, as she drifted into the dead sleep of a hangover.
About the Author
Julia London is the New York Times, USA Today, and Publishers Weekly bestselling author of numerous romance novels and women's fiction. She is also the recipient of the RT Bookclub Award for Best Historical Romance and a six-time finalist for the prestigious RITA Award for excellence in romantic fiction.
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