Family Ties
- Автор: Nick Scipio
- Жанр: Легкое чтение, Любовные романы, Современные любовные романы
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“You also make me feel all tingly inside.”
“Very.” She leaned down and kissed me. “Hmm, that’s kinda fun. I think I like being taller than you.”
“Lots of other possibilities with you up there and me down here.” I darted a glance at her small breasts, which were right at eye level. “But later. Right now we have a plane to catch.”
I opened the Comanche’s door and warned her not to step off the nonskid strip. Then I slid past her and climbed into the left seat. Once she lowered herself into the right seat, I reached over her to latch the door.
“It’s more complicated than I remember,” she said.
“It isn’t if you know what you’re doing.”
“You make it look so easy.”
“Well, I cheat,” I said. I showed her the laminated checklist card and then offered it to her. “You wanna be my copilot?”
“Okay, you read the first part of each item and make sure I say the second part exactly like it’s printed. Ready?”
“Yes, sir, captain, sir!” She even saluted.
“Preflight inspection?”
“Passenger briefing?”
I grinned a question at her.
“Complete,” she said with a nod. “Seats and belts?”
I checked both hers and mine. “Secure.”
I touched the handle. “Set.”
We went through the rest of the checklist until everything was complete.
“Ready?” I said at last. She smiled ear-to-ear and nodded. I scanned the
immediate area and then called, “Clear prop!”
The engine whined, coughed twice, and turned over.
“Check, check,” I said over the intercom. “Hear me okay?”
“Loud and clear, captain.”
The rest of taxi and takeoff was thoroughly routine as far as I was concerned. But Christy found something new to enjoy at every stage, whether I was talking on the radio or simply setting the throttle and mixture once we reached our requested cruising altitude.
We settled in for the ride and chatted for about thirty minutes, and I told her what it was like to spend summers at camp. I skipped over the sex, but she could tell I was leaving out plenty of details.
“That’s where you met Gina?” she asked.
“Yes,” I said cautiously. I wasn’t sure where she was going, but I didn’t want it to blow up in my face.