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shopping and pampering , that's what I craved most, that closeness; a closeness I'd never known until three days ago, and only with this one man.

It's amazing how much has happene d in such a short space of time. I guess it is true after all; true love can happen, and it doesn't take days or months of years. It can happen in a moment, over a table in a busy restaurant, where life went on.
    The thought of what I'd found , what I held in my arms was headier than any aphrodisiac, it was powerful and liberating and sexy as hell and that's why it led me to do want I did next.
    "I love you Jonathan Smothers." I whispered it in his ear and felt the big man tremble at my softly spoken but heartfelt words.
    "Fuck me. .." That was his eloquent response; he became wild after that, pulling my head back as he pounded into me; as his hips piston back and forth his teeth bit into my neck.
    I felt him empty himself in me, his heart racing against mine as we both fought for breath.
    He pulled out slowly, gently, making sure I felt every ridge of his magnificent cock as it left me.
    He turned away to get tissues to clean us both up.
    "I've made some arrangements, your passport should be ready by end of day tomorrow, we're leaving for London in two days. You'll be my wife in a week; any objections?"
    Too much , it was too much for me to take in so I did what all women have done since the beginning of time when faced with such things, I hit the floor in a dead faint.
    " JOANNA!" His bellow almost made me smile but the darkness was calling.

JONATHAN
     

Chapter 13
     
     
    "You scared bloody hell out of me love, you're okay now?" I was shaking like a leaf still. When she'd hit the floor I thought my heart would fly out of my chest. I've never been so scared in my life, still am.
    "The paramedics are coming up love stay still."
    "I don't think I need them, it was just a fainting spell, I feel better now."
    I didn't ev en bother to answer her madness; I fixed our clothes just in time as my secretary let the two men into the room.
    "She fainted , I think she might've hit her head when she landed so maybe you can check for a lump." I hovered over them like an ass I'm sure, but I didn't give two shits. I'd never seen anyone faint before and never wished to again, especially not her; I don't think my heart could take it.
    They checked her vitals and what not as I held her hand. Lauren stood hovering in the doorway with a strange look on her face, I couldn't tell if it was distaste or a smirk; either way, she had overstayed her welcome.
    "You may leave and close the door." I dismissed her without a second look. If I'd been staying in the states , I would've given serious thought to releasing her because of Joanna, but since I would be heading home soon, she would be someone else's headache.
    "So what do you think, does she need to go to hospital?"
    "I don't think I need to go to the hospital."
    I totally ignored her again as I waited for the EMTs to give me their verdict.
    "Vitals seem okay sir, nothing's broken and her head seems fine. Now if any of that should change in the next few hours you should contact us again, but as it stands she seems fine."
    "You're sure?"
    "Yes sir but if you'd prefer a doctor's opinion we can run your wife in no problem."
    She was pouting at me and shaking her head no , so I relented.
    "Okay fine, but the first sign of headache and it's off to hospital with you, no arguments."
    She smiled her consent, happy I'm sure, that she'd got her way; after I let them out I sat on the couch with her on my lap, cuddled close.
    "Tell me honestly now are you really okay?"
    "Yes Jonathan I promise." She laid her head against my shoulder and buried her nose in my shirt.
    "So what was it that scared you the most? The prospect of marrying me, or moving to London?" I asked half in jest.
    "I'm not scared , more like overwhelmed I think."
    "So you do want to marry me, not that I'm giving you a choice in the matter mind you , it's just good