style="font-size:15px;"> Oh, no. She should be concentrating on how to adapt this city-sized carnival to something on a suitable scale for the Acosta event—not thinking about Diego’s minty breath on her ear.
‘What do you think so far, Maxie?’ he shouted above the noise.
‘Like I’ve only ever worked in monochrome before,’ she admitted, making a grateful return to business mode. ‘If I can capture all this—’ She gestured around.
‘You will,’ Diego yelled confidently, locking his strong arm even more tightly around her shoulders as they got jostled. ‘But no more business tonight—tonight is fiesta. Once a year we can forget about everything and just let go.’
That was what she was afraid of. There was danger behind Diego’s laughing eyes, and she had too many secrets to let herself go, as he suggested. In fact it was time to move away from the danger zone. The crowd was so dense now they were locked together like lovers. Diego glanced down. Their stares met and held and it was the most natural thing on earth when he kissed her.
There was nothing natural about it. Diego was her employer and she was here on business. Purely business, she told herself, slowly melting.
‘Have you seen enough?’ he murmured, nuzzling his mouth against her lips. ‘Is there some more research you feel you should do?’
‘No.’
‘Do you think we’ll make it back to the apartment?’ he murmured, smiling against her mouth.
‘We can only try.’
Locking his arm around her shoulders, Diego led her swiftly away.
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