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Kai swoops up behind me, placing a casual arm around my shoulders. “Mornin’, sunshine.” He beams the words at me as if everything is hunky dory, even though it’s not—not at all.
Isn’t it a prerequisite of being a single, heterosexual man to try to bang any available, willing, moderately attractive female? I wonder, silently fuming.
I had been hoping to avoid the awkwardness of seeing him for the duration of my stay. He seems to be completely unaware of the tension emanating from me. “Aren’t you supposed to be working?” I ask in an attempt to let him know that he doesn’t need to humor me by flirting with me when he doesn’t have any desire to bed me.
“I put the Be Right Back sign up at the bar and left. It’s one of the perks of owning the resort.” He says the words as if they are no b
