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“That’s great,” she said, the second he was finished. She started to get up. “Thank you.”
His hand on her shoulder stayed her. “Don’t get up yet. I have shoes on. Let me find all the broken glass and clean it up.”
“No, I’ll just—”
“Do as you’re told?” he suggested drily.
Despite herself, she giggled again.
He lifted an eyebrow at her. “What?”
“I can clearly see you are used to telling people what to do, but I was just wondering if you’ve ever cleaned up anything before in your whole life? It doesn’t seem very...er...princely somehow.”
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