“Speaking of your mother . . .”
Jessie nodded to the approaching vehicle. “She loves that car. Your sister
hates it. She thinks your mom is losing it because she traded in your dad’s
Lexus for a Mustang. Okay, Marcus, this is your big test. Can you fool your
mother into believing you’re Scott?”
“I will have to, won’t I?” Until
he decided to tell his mother the truth, he would have to deceive her into
believing he was his twin. Just as Scott would have to deceive Marcus’ crew.
As the car came to a stop, Jessie
said softly, “He always teases her about buying it so she can pick up guys.
Drives your sister nuts. Oh, and he always kisses her on her right cheek and
ask how’s his favorite girl. And don’t forget to speak with a drawl, like we
practiced. When Scott was with NASA, he lived in Houston and sounds—”
“—like that actor Tommy Lee Jones
whose movies we watch every night. Haven’t you told me all this fifty million
times?” He grinned, pleased that he remembered a colloquialism she used often.
“Total exaggeration, on both
counts. We have more interesting things to do at night than watch movies. We
have to make up for lost time.”
Her knowing smile sent flares of
sexual awareness shooting through him. Oh,
yes, much more interesting things.
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