This is the final report on the Tashina estate.” Seth hands Kael the paper while I sit impatiently, my eyes drifting to the windows. I glance back at Kael, whose lips curve without him even looking at me.
“I’m nearly done, Elara.”
“You said that an hour ago,” I point out, though there’s no real irritation in my voice. Watching Kael work has become one of my favorite pastimes. The way his brow furrows in concentration, how he absently runs his fingers through his dark hair when he’s thinking—it’s mesmerizing.
Seth looks between the two of us. “Plans?”
“We have to go somewhere,” I reply.
He looks amused and oddly relieved. “Well, I’m glad you two are getting along. I guess Kael no longer needs me to beat him black and blue just to get your attention.”
I raise an eyebrow at Seth, feelin
