I knew what he was talking about.
I just hadn’t anticipated this happening to me or affecting my future this way.
“I guess it would be easier if I could walk out of your office and you never had to see me again. But being that you’re my lawyer, we’re going to be spending much more time together.”
“No, you have that wrong.” His eyes dipped to my chest, a gaze that was smoldering. “Having you walk out forever would be a real shame.”
The icy, sweating glass did nothing to cool down my fiery skin.
“It sounds to me like you’re willing to let me slip through your fingers than brave the social media storm.”
“Kendall …”
I’d put my cards on the table along with homemade burritos, guacamole, and salsa.
If he wasn’t going to bite, then I was going to show him what he was missing.
“It’s all r
