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quiet. Sienna hadn’t said much this morning, but she seemed more relaxed around him than she had been before. Maybe she was just quiet by nature?
        As he pulled into a parking space, he unbuckled his seat belt and turned off the car. Reaching into the backseat, he pulled out a picnic hamper and a bottle of wine.
        They climbed out of the car and started down the pier.
        “Which boat is yours?” Sienna asked.
        Logan nodded toward the end of the pier. “The next to last one on the left.”

        Sienna looked in the direction he had indicated and nearly forgot to breath. A boat indeed! The vessel was rather large. She didn’t know much about boats, but it seemed that ‘boat’ wasn’t a large enough word to do it justice.
        “Are you sure that’s just a boat? I always thought they were smaller,” she commented.
        Logan chuckled. “I guess the appropriate term is sport yacht.”
        “A yacht?”
        “Well, it’s a small one. It’s more for sport so it doesn’t have a lot of room on deck like the larger luxury yachts do.”
        Sienna just shook her head. She’d never been on a yacht before and was a little curious. It didn’t matter to her if it was a sport one or one of the big fancy ones. She’d been on one or two small fishing boats and some jet skis, but that was about it.
        As they stepped aboard, she saw that he was correct on the amount of space on deck. There was a hard top over an area with two seats, one of which was the captain’s chair. Was that right? Captain? She knew large boats had captains, but she wasn’t sure about small ones.
        She noticed some stairs and a door. “What’s down there?”
        Logan glanced to where she was pointing. “The cabin area.”
        “There’s a cabin area?”
        He nodded. “It’s where I’m going to store our food and wine. Want to see?”
        She nodded and followed him down the stairs. The area she stepped into was far more luxurious than she would have imagined. The wood floor was shiny so she assumed it must have been sealed with something to protect it from water. There was a small kitchen area and a sitting area. Small round windows lined the walls. She noticed two doors up ahead.
        “Where do those go?”
        “The one on the left is the bathroom,” Logan said, as he pushed the door open.
        Sienna peered inside. There was a small sink with a cabinet underneath for storage and a shower that looked big enough for two. She blushed at the thought.
        Logan pushed the second door open. “And this one is the bedroom.”
        Sienna looked around him to check out the small room. There was a full-size bed that had drawers under it and a small counter that she assumed was supposed to be a desk of sorts.
        “The cabin is very nice,” she murmured.
        Logan gave her his slow sexy grin. “I’m glad you like it. I like to take the boat out for a few nights just to escape sometimes.”

        “Oh? I guess it’s a little like a hotel on water.”
        He chuckled. “A little.”
        Motioning toward the kitchen, she asked, “Should I put the wine in the refrigerator?”
        He shook his head. “I’ll do it. If you’d like, you can go back up top. I’ll be there in just a minute.”
        Sienna nodded and walked up the stairs. Sitting in the seat that wasn’t in front of the steering wheel, she looked out over the ocean. She was enjoying the peace and quiet when a shrill voice grated on her ears.
        “Yoo hoo! Looggannn…”
        A tall, leggy blonde approached the boat. Great, Sienna thought, just what she needed, one of Logan’s girlfriends showing up. Sinking further into the seat, she wished she could disappear.
        “Logan?” the blonde called out again.
        Sienna wished that Logan would resurface. No such luck. Sighing, she resigned herself to her fate and stepped out from under the hard