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"His rough, cold hand grasped her chin. Her heart jolted as she gazed into his moss-gray eyes. "You owe me a forfeit," he said. The breeze plucked at strands of his hair, curling them against his windburned cheeks. She jerked her head away. "Just what is it you want?" "I'll have a kiss from you." The breath left her chest in a rush. Inhaling slowly, she drew in the cold salt air. "That's your forfeit?" "I declare to my soul, this is getting interesting," whispered Aileen Breslin. "It's an outrage," Rory snapped. Caitlin challenged her prisoner with a furious stare. "I'd rather kiss a natterjack." "You'll have to settle for me instead." In truth the request was modest enough. Yet her nerves rattled like dried reeds in the breeze. "Why?" His laughter flowed like warm mead from a crystal goblet. "Do you really have to ask?" "I'm asking." "Because I want to know if the MacBride tastes like a woman, or a warrior." Her face heated. "That's absurd." "It's my request and my prerogative to be as absurd as I please. You knew the stakes. Will you have it said that the MacBride breaks her word?"