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... he muscles in his shoulders. This day wasn't going anywhere near how he imagined it. It was all because of Teela. She wasn't the same woman he married. She had more spunk, and he would never have dreamed she would cheat on him, but now she had been seen twice with the same man.

The man was tall and good-looking. Perhaps as good-looking as King if he had to be honest with himself. His car spoke to his wealth, and Teela was more intimate with him on a public street than she'd ever been wit ...

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