"No," Adrian said quickly, pushing off the car. He walked around to the passenger side, his eyes still locked on me. "You look... charming. Absolutely mesmerizing, actually."
"Keep staring like that and I'll have to start charging admission," I said with a smirk.
"Get in," he said, opening the door for me with a grin. "Before I decide to cancel our plans and just stare at you all day."
I slid into the leather seat, feeling satisfied with the effect I'd had. Once he was in the driver's seat and the engine roared to life, I cleared my throat.
"So," I asked as we rolled down the driveway. "Where are we actually going?"
"I'm meeting a few friends," Adrian said, keeping his eyes on the road. His hand rested casually on the gear shift. "It's a small gathering. They all brought dates, s
