’ I said. ‘But it’s a bit impractical tonight, I have to be in Brussels early tomorrow morning and I brought nothing with me. If I’d had any i...ea.’ ‘I know, I understand, I wasn’t certain myself.’ ‘But you thought we might?’ ‘Share my bed? Yes, well to be truthful, I hoped we might.’ ‘I wish I’d know that.’ I replied, pushing myself up and taking her face in my hands. I looked deep into those darkly sparkling eyes for several long seconds and knew she could tell I was about to say something I. The coffee table had a nice flowering plant I could not identify as well as several area guide books and a Room Service menu. The main table supported an elegant lamp and a telephone, and was large enough for two people to sit and work or eat, with a pair of tall-backed leather chairs for comfort. She disappeared into the bathroom and turned on the light, and I instantly heard a ‘Wow!’ waft past my ears. I approached and stood in the bathroom doorway, watching as she ran her fingertips along. How many skirts do youhave?" Three." I see. Then this must be very important for you or you wouldn't havespent that much money on skirts. Do you have any dresses?" No. I never needed one." Then, since I had to know, "How do you know?About me?" Oh! Like I said, I always knew about your dressing up, but Marilyn wasat the camera shop when you walked by, and of course she knew who youwere right away, but she said that you looked simply delicious and cuteas all get out! Now then, since you don't. I was sure she did not need them; I had not seen them at the restaurant or in her office. I guessed she thought they made her look older. They did not."I am now the president and CEO of Washington Nationals Baseball Incorporated. My dear husband put me in the job. I had asked him for a new car, but instead he gave me the Nats." She looked up and made a face, putting her tongue in her cheek. "I haven't thanked him yet."She paused as a small chuckle moved through the room. She frowned. I think.