He led her out of the apartment on his arm, his hand draped casually over the top, letting her know that her chances of escaping were next to none. She sighed internally; she didn't know what the hell was going on with her. Never once had a man taken control of her mind and body in the way this man had.
"So," she said, clearing her throat, "You still haven't told me your name." Her eyes cutting to his, seeing a glimmer of mirth in the depths of her steel-blue eyes.
"I told you what you could call me Amelia, that hasn't changed. The only name you get is Sir until you can show me that you're a good girl."
He opened the door of a late model BMW and ushered her inside, leaning over to snap the seatbelt into place. He leaned back, looking into her eyes before his head lowered and he captured her lips in a soft, almost loving kiss. Just as quickly as it began it was over and he dipped out of the car and shut the door with a soft click.
As he entered his own side, she glared at him, "I am not a child, I can buckle my own belt, and I have never been a good girl so you might as well give the name up." She bit out, a little angrily. She was getting sick of whatever this game was. First, he denied her orgasm and then he brought her to soaring heights the next time. Her body and mind were at war with one another, and she didn't much like it.
"Amelia, I know you are confused and a grown woman, but I like to take care of what is mine." He said, offering no further explanation. "Sit back and relax, we're going to go have a nice meal and chat, get to know one another."
"How can we get to know one another when you won't tell me your name," she snarled a bit, adding a snarky "Sir!"
He didn't answer instead choosing to merge into traffic. The ride was silent, Ameila seething. He was an expert driver, not taking his eyes off the road, calm and cool amidst the idiots on the road. He slowed, moving into the turn lane. They turned into the parking lot of
Le Petite
one of the newest and reportedly hottest restaurants in town. He pulled up front and a valet rushed to open his door, he handed the keys over and looked at the valet standing at Amelia's door and shook his head slightly, the valet backed up. He circled the car and opened her door putting his hand out for her to take it.
He led her into the restaurant where the maรฎtre d' was waiting for them. "This way sir," the man said in a low tone. He put his hand on the small of her back and pushed her forward, following closely behind her. The maรฎtre d' led them to a quiet booth at the back of the restaurant, the lighting low and romantic. She slid into the booth, expecting him to take the other side and instead he slid in next to her.
"Is there something wrong with the other side?" She asked, slightly incredulous.