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was he going to explain himself to Charlotte? She would never forgive him if he screwed up this deal because he wasn’t able to control his libido. But in his defense, he’d been drinking. The last thing he remembered was Amber and him getting in the limousine and finishing off the bottle of wine they’d gotten from the restaurant.
    How he’d ended up in bed with her was a blur. Things were slowly coming back to him. He thought he’d dreamed all of it, but apparently not. He closed his eyes and remembered how the dress fell from her shoulders and hit the floor the moment they entered their hotel suite. He recalled swooping her up into his arms and carrying her to the bedroom. The passionate look of desire that filled her eyes had pushed him over the edge, and before long, he was tasting her sweet nectar. The more she cried out his name, the more he wanted to please her.
    His body recalled the feel of her the moment he entered her for the first time. He was becoming aroused again at the thought. They had made passionate love until apparently they both passed out. Morning was upon them, and now he had to face the aftermath of his reckless decision to sleep with Amber.
    Amber’s body stirred next to him. She yawned, turned over, and opened her eyes.
    â€œAhhh! What are you doing in my bed?” she screamed.
    â€œCalm down, Amber,” Jason responded. “It appears we slept together.”
    Amber jumped out of the bed and took the sheet with her, wrapping her body with it, leaving Jason naked and fully exposed.
    â€œThis wasn’t supposed to happen. I’m a good girl. I don’t go around sleeping with random guys.”
    â€œTechnically, I’m not a random guy. We do know each other, but I understand what you meant,” Jason said.
    â€œYou. It’s your fault. You shouldn’t have taken advantage of me in my drunken state.”
    â€œMy fault. I had just as much to drink as you. I didn’t even remember sleeping with you until this morning.”
    â€œOh, so I wasn’t a good lay, is that what you’re saying?” Amber yelled.
    â€œStop twisting my words. What happened between us happened. If you want to forget that it didn’t, I will obey your wishes. It will be hard to, but I will because I respect you, Amber.”
    â€œRespect. Please. I am so embarrassed.” Amber dragged the sheet with her as she left Jason’s room.
    â€œOh my God!” Amber screamed.
    Not sure why Amber was so hysterical over the fact that they had slept together, Jason jumped out of bed and ran out the room.
    Amber stood in the middle of the living room, holding a piece of paper, waving it in the air.
    Amber held out her hand with the paper and screamed, “This can’t be what I think it is. Tell me it’s not.”
    She threw it at him and it fell to the floor.
    â€œWhat?” Jason asked as he picked up the sheet of paper.
    Jason’s mouth dropped wide open. “Oh my God.” He repeated the same words he’d heard Amber say just a few moments before.
    Amber plopped down on the sofa. She looked at her hand. Jason sat down next to her.
    â€œLet me see your hand,” Amber said.
    She grabbed Jason’s hand.
    They stared at each other’s hands. They were wearing matching gold wedding bands. A wedding that neither one of them remembered attending.
    Jason picked up the marriage license he’d let slip back to the floor. He read it again. At the bottom of the license were his and Amber’s signatures.
    Amber pinched him.
    â€œOuch,” he shouted.
    â€œI just wanted to make sure this wasn’t a dream.”
    â€œThis is as real as it can get. Amber, you and I are husband and wife. And I have the license to prove it.” Jason waved the license in the air.
    Amber stared at Jason in disbelief. How could she have been so irresponsible? In her twenty-nine years of living, she’d never gotten drunk. With her