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Warwicke
turned to the woman and found her pushing to her feet. He put a helping
hand under one slender arm and she jerked it away, turning to him with fire in
her dark eyes.
Warwicke
lifted both hands and stepped back. “Only trying to help, Fabiana.”
She
pushed mahogany brown hair, like the finest silk, away from a creamy caramel
cheek that had a suspicious shadow on it. Warwicke’s fists clenched in anger.
She’d be sporting an ugly bruise by morning. She straightened and glared at him. “I don’t
want you to tell anyone about this.”
Warwicke
studied her for a long moment. The light from a distant parking lot lamp
touched her lithe form and highlighted her angular features softly. She was a
beautiful woman, known by all the men around the track as Fabiana the frosty.
Finally he said, “You should tell security so they can walk you to your car at
night.”
She
was shaking her head in the negative before he finished the sentence. “I can
handle this. I don’t want anyone else to know. Promise me!”
Warwicke
was reluctant to make her that promise, but something in the way she held
herself so stiff and straight…something in the defiant tilt of her head…warned
him that she would engage her legendary determination in his direction if he
didn’t agree, so he nodded.
Deflating
like a helium balloon at the North Pole, she jammed her hands into the pockets
of her jeans.
“Would
you like me to walk you to your car?’
Fabiana
shook her head and turned away. She walked a few steps away from him and then
stopped but didn’t turn back. Staring off into the dimly lit parking lot she said,
“Thanks.”
“Don’t
mention it. I won’t either.”
She
bobbed her head once and started off.
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