The Midwife's Marriage Proposal. Sarah MorganЧитать онлайн книгу.

      ‘Well, you may have nothing to say on the subject, but I have plenty.’

      ‘Then that’s your problem, not mine. And now I’m going home. It’s been a long day.’ She walked up to him and lifted her chin, her eyes flashing into his. ‘Excuse me.’

      There was a tense moment when she thought he was going to reach for her, but then the door behind him opened and he was forced to step aside.

      Emma stuck her head round. ‘Oh, great, you’re still here.’ She smiled at Sally. ‘Bryony is on the phone. She said to tell you that she’s in the car park if you want a lift home.’

      ‘Thanks.’ Without glancing in Tom’s direction, Sally walked confidently out of the room, casting a smile at Emma. ‘See you tomorrow.’

      She didn’t want to talk to him. Didn’t want an intimate conversation. She just wanted him to treat her as a colleague, nothing more.

      That was all she could cope with.