Sugar Daddy

Chapter XI – Passport issues

Chapter XI – Passport issues

Luke's POV

'Why are you here? You said you'll be out for two days.' Calum asked.

After that piece of trash was caught. Calum and I had a long talk. I decided that he should move in with me in the pent house. He disagreed at first but after a long reasoning he agreed with a sigh.

'The guards called, they said you went out. Calum I told you that you should let me know where are you going. See? This incident happened.' I said and pulled him closer.

'I'm sorry, there's just no point in staying there.' He said. 'I know but you could at least let me know.' I said and he said sorry once more.

'It’s alright baby, just don't do it again.' I said and he nodded.

I don't know why but, ever since I met Calum, everything feels easy. It’s like I don't bore myself in work anymore, like I have an inspiration in everything I do.

'Luke!' Calum snapped his fingers in front of me.

'W-what?' I asked. 'I said don't you have work right now? Did you ditch?' He said. 'Nah. f**k work. Oh, and Calum, I have something to tell you.' I said.

'What is it?' He asked. 'We have this events in New York that will last for two weeks? And I was wondering if you can come with me?' I asked.

His eyes lit up. Its showing happiness and joy and excitement. 'Really? I can come?' He asked almost jumping up and down.' 'Of course, doofus.' I chuckled at his cuteness.

'Oh my god I'm going to New York! I'm going to see the big apple! When are we going?' He asked smiling from ear to ear. 'Do you have a passport?'

His face dropped. 'Oh yeah. I was so excited I forgot I don't have a passport. Shame, but I think it won't be a problem with you going there, alone right? You probably had to go to some business trips alone. I don't think that would be a problem.' Calum said and sighed.

'Honey, have you forgotten that I'm an owner of an airline? And that I am your sugar daddy?' I asked smiling softly at his sudden rant. 'So? What am I going to do with that?' Calum asked.

'Baby, we can make you a passport.' I said. 'But that would take a lot of time! The trip is next month!' He whined.

'There's nothing you can't do with money.'

That's what I thought.