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hands gently reaching for her shoulders. One long, slim, masculine finger pressed gently but firmly against her neck, feeling for a pulse and Sherina stifled a chagrined smile. She had almost killed the man and here he was, fighting to save her.
    She turned her head sideways on the steering to peer up at him through the heavy curtain of her hair extensions, then she had to gasp when she saw who it was; David Knight!
     
    “Are you alright? Sherina is it?”
    “Yes Dr.”
    “David. Don’t try to walk or sit up; I will call for an ambulance.”
    “No!” she said with more force than necessary and saw him give her a weird look. “I mean, no” she said less forcefully and with less heat.
    “Why not?”
    “Because, I’m fine,” she pointed out with strained patience as she stepped slowly out of the car. Her eyes caught and held his and she froze in surprise as yet another ripple of the now increasingly familiar shot through her. Why did this only happen whenever she was around him, she wondered.
    “Are you sure? Nothing feels broken?” he asked, watching her as though she were an egg about to splinter into a million pieces.
    “I’m fine Dr.”
    “David,” he reminded her, his dark eyes gleaming down at her.
    “David,” Sherina repeated dutifully, her thoughts whirling.
    “I think you might be in shock. You need to get checked out,” he said quietly.
    “My car?”
    “Already called a towing van,” David said quietly as he guided her towards his own car.
    Sherina smiled weakly at him, all thoughts of Andre slipping from her mind as she lost herself in a pair of arresting, silver-black eyes.
     
     
     

CHAPTER FIVE
    Sherina leaned back against the backrest of her seat trying to shut out the horrors of the past few minutes as David sped to the hospital. Her heart thumped excitedly in her chest and she knew it was not from shock or any such thing. Being this close to David was playing cruel tricks on her mind.
    At the hospital, she leaned against him as he half-walked half-dragged her to his office and the eerie silence of the place was disconcerting. There were a few out-patients and a few nurses and doctors milling around but no one paid them any attention.
    “I hate hospitals,” she observed, looking around.
    “I know,” he said shortly as he flung the door open.
    “You do? How?”
    “I saw the way you scrutinized every surface before you so much as sat down.”
    Sherina grinned, in what felt like the first time all evening and then her breath caught in her throat as David’s dark gaze scanned her smiling face, traced her dimples, and then settled with unmistakable intent on her soft, pouty lips.
    Subconsciously, Sherina pressed back against her seat; she regretted the action immediately when she saw David’s dark eyes follow the tiny movement. The man missed nothing, Sherina thought, licking her lips nervously.
    David made a guttural sound which was part groan, part laughter as he followed the tiny flick of her tongue across her lips with his eyes. “Are you trying to drive me out of my mind?”
    Sherina’s eyes widened, all innocent as she replied, “I don’t know what you mean.”
    David chuckled ruefully as he came around to her chair. “I can’t believe I was worried about you. I should have been worried about me !” he declared as he checked her for a concussion or injuries.
    He curled his fingers around her wrist, surprised and oddly pleased when her pulse leapt beneath his touch.
    Was it her imagination or had his gaze lingered lustily on the cleavage revealed by the plunging neckline of her sheath gown?
    “Why? Are you hurt?” Sherina asked, now ignoring her thoughts.
    He shook his dark head, his gaze drifting down to her lips once more; very briefly yes, but she had to clench her thighs in reaction. Whoa! The man was pure dynamite.
    The man was the most unruffled human she had ever met. Why, she had almost had a stroke from shock alone after the accident and he was cool as a