She gave him a steady look from half-closed eyes. "You left quite a reputation
behind you at Harvard, Caine," she said mildly. "Not all of it in the lecture
halls."
"Is that so?" Apparently amused, he gave her hair a quick tug before he
released it. "You'll have to tell me about it sometime."
"Some things are best left unsaid." When the doors opened, Diana stepped out,
then glanced over her shoulder. "Though I've often wondered if the… incident in
the law library was based on fact."
"Hmm." Rubbing a hand over his chin, he joined her. "Suppose I plead the
Fifth on that, counselor."
"Coward."
"Oh, yeah." He started to stick the key Serena had given him into the lock of
the penthouse door, then stopped. "Are they still talking about that?"
Diana struggled with a smile as she studied his face. He wasn't particularly
embarrassed, she mused, more curious. "It's become the stuff legends are made
of," she told him. "Champagne and passion between Massachusetts Criminal Law and
Divorce Proceedings."
Caine gave a shrug as he turned the lock. "It was beer, actually. These
things get blown out of proportion with time." He gave her a very charming
smile. "You don't believe everything you hear, do you?"
Diana paused long enough to return the smile. "Yes."
Tempting Fate
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