Must be nice not to have any
regrets. He wouldn't mind trading places with her for a day or two. Although if he told her that, she’d probably
fall off her chair laughing. Everyone
thought he lived such a charmed life. No
one ever stopped to think about how much a pain in the ass it could be with the
media waiting for you to make a mistake.
“What
about you? Did you always want to work
for your family's company?”
“It
wasn't anywhere on my radar.” Jake heard
the bitterness in his voice but he couldn't keep it from creeping in. Although the foundation wasn't related to the
hotel business, it was still tied to Sherbrooke Enterprises.
Charlie
leaned forward, her interest obviously captured. “Really?
What did you want to do?”
The
last rays of sunshine danced across her hair and her astute gaze flickered over
his face as if she could learn the answer on her own. And for some reason he sensed that perhaps
she would truly understand; unlike anyone else he'd ever told.
“If
you laugh I swear I'll toss you overboard,” he threatened.
“I'm
in the Navy, remember? I can swim.”
Jake
threw her a dirty look. “If that's the
way you're going to be, forget it.”
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