The car stopped a few yards from the office, and Leila looked at Kelvin for an explanation.
“You don’t want people to see us together, right?” he offered. Her head automatically bobbed. “You can get off here and walk the remaining distance to avoid any suspicions.”
Leila couldn’t consider it a distance because it was less than five minutes on foot, but she appreciated his thoughtfulness. Though he wasn’t smiling, but neither was he frowning, so she did the unthinkable by kissing him on his cheek.
“Thanks, Kev.”
Her husband was stupefied. That was payback for the morning kiss. He blinked in shock as she moved to the door, but it opened before she touched the handle. Amara was at the door, causing Leila’s grin to fade. She couldn’t let his assistant’s presence bother her.
“Thanks,” s
