Reed didn't love her, He wanted to make love to her but with no promise of commitment. And he was painfully honest about his feelings. Jodie wasn't the sort of woman who had casual affairs. She wanted a warm, caring relationship with a man she could learn to love. So why did she feel so tempted to go along with Reed's demands? It must mean that he was someonewho mattered in her life ... But could she face the pain of loving a man who had no intention of loving her back?