Chapter 109:
Robert's Point of View
My body was pressed entirely against hers, and I felt my hand covering her small hand that was gripping the weapon. I said in a low tone:
"You have to hold your grip tight."
I felt the muscles of her hand contract as she executed my order, so I continued:
"This is the safety catch; pull it down until you are ready to fire."
The scent of lavender emanating from her neck was assassinating my composure, but I continued guiding her hand over the cold metal. I said in a deep voice:
"Now... place your index finger on the trigger, but do not press. Aim at the target, Julie."
Her tone trembled as she asked with wide pupils in the mirror:
"Is this gun empty?"
I ignored her question and tightened my grip on her waist to give her the necessary stability, pressing my chest against her back.
I whispered beside her ear:
