McKinsey's Choice

McKinsey Williams is in the prime of her life, dreaming of a future for herself. Work becomes her partner; she is unable to let anyone into her world after the tragedy that killed her fiancé and brother Alexander.

McKinsey awakens from her grief months later, when Wilson is hurt in Afghanistan. When Wilson finds McKinsey in tears, he vows to himself to never, leave her. Their steamy romance is short lived. Will their love survive without the truth?

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“Your appointment is early and they were wondering if you could take them.” Cathey replied.

“No problem,” she said as she watched Cathey go get her next appointment. Before Wilson left they kissed once again, her temperature had risen and she was ready for more of what she just had.

“See you later,” he said in his low voice that excited her even more.

When McKinsey drove up to her house the evening she saw Linda’s car in her driveway, her feeling starting overflowing as she parked her car. She ran to the front door and unlocked it. She wanted to see what they were doing. As she opened the door in her rushed in she pushed Linda backward landing her on the floor.

Then she saw Wilson coming to give Linda a hand and all she could see was the way he helped her up off the floor. The thoughts of knowing them two had a relationship hurt. What had they done in her house while she was out? The thoughts of their lovemaking angered her seeing Linda. Had Wilson played her earlier that day so he could come to her and make love to her in her house?