Heather stepped out in to the rain. Her black backpack on her back and a blue duffle bag hanging by her right hip she adjusted the strap across her chest. Just as her hand touched the car handle another hand reached it. The hand was long thin and tan abnormally warm in the cold London rain. It sent a shiver though her.
She looked to her left to be left speechless by the brownest eyes she had ever seen. They sparkled as they looked at her questionably. She immediately recognized them she had only spent hours online looking at them wishing she could be lucky enough to meet the man behind them Rafa Nadal.
"Is this your car? I didn't know it was waiting for you. Go ahead." She could have smacked herself she knew she was rambling.
"No it's not mine you can have it if you want." They had straightened up he had his other hand was holding his tennis case. She looked over as his coach who happened to also be his uncle Toni walked over to him.
"You guys can have it I'll get the next one after all I'm on vacation and I came all this way to watch you play." She ducked her head down as she felt herself start to blush. His warm chuckle washed over her and she felt his hand cup her chin lifting her face so she was looking at him.
"Thank you. But won't your vacation be ruined it you get sick?"
"I can still watch you from bed." Her face got hotter she was surprised that her glasses weren't steaming. Then she bit down on her lower lip before she said too much more as a picture of what she really wanted in bed ran though her mind.
He chuckled again. "That's true but let me buy you dinner at lest. Meet me at El Cambio de Tercio it's a nice restaurant," his eyes traveled down to her cloths. She was still in her work cloths, a slightly tattered blue plaid shirt over light blue hooded zip up sweater, blue jeans that had yogurt smeared on them and, finally a pair of ratty tennis shoes. "So please dress up."
She pulled her chin out of his hand and glared at him. She took offence to the tone he had used on her. So the words came out of her mouth were and sharper then she meant them to be. "No," she took a second and reigned in her temper, "no, thank you Sir."
He smiled he enjoyed watching as she pulled away that her eyes darkened slightly she liked a woman with just a hint of temper. Toni had already packed the trunk of the car and was getting in on the driver's side. Rafa opened the door and then looked at her