Stella BerkleyYou desire me. I can scent it on the wind.” He drew in a breath and licked his lips. “I have been waiting for your courage to bring you to me, but I have grown tired of our little game.
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Since you desire me, I can scent it on the wind.” The phrase “on the wind” is figurative language. The idea is that he can smell it on the air. It does not mean that he can smell you. It means that he can smell your desire for him, and that he has it in his power to satisfy you.
Source: For Now And Always
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