Roarke. She had to admit, maybe just this once, she enjoyed being swept up and carried off.Yes.I always thought too much emphasis, in society, advertisement, entertainment, was put on sex.Did you?I did. Grinning, she shifted her body, quick and agile, and overbalanced him. I've changed my mind, she said as they tumbled onto the bed.
In the excerpt from "Naked in Death" by J.D. Robb, the character Roarke engages in a playful and intimate moment with another character. She reflects on how, despite her previous beliefs about the overemphasis on sex in various aspects of life, she finds enjoyment in being swept away by the experience. This indicates a shift in her perspective as she embraces the spontaneity of the situation.
As they tumble onto the bed, Roarke's grin and agility showcase her boldness, highlighting a sense of freedom and enjoyment in the moment. This playful interaction suggests that she is willing to let go of her prior reservations, allowing her emotions and physical desires to take precedence, thus creating a deeper connection with her partner.
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