Kade pulled out the chair for me and then moved to sit across from me. He had all the chairs and desks in the classroom removed but I couldn’t get over the necklace. When did he have time to buy this?
It was a big rock. I could see my face in it. Kade had good taste in jewellery. I’d treasure this forever. I brushed the cold stone and smiled. Kade’s chuckle made me snap my head up.
“What?”
“Am I going to get any attention tonight?”
“After this? I’ll give you anything you want!”
He laughed. He placed an open hand on the table and stared at me. I squeezed his hand. I had to address the elephant in the room. Could it be worse than my Dad telling me the woman I cherished as my Mom wasn’t my Mother?
“What’s on your mind, baby?”
“A lot, Kade.”
His brows dipped. A woman in black pants a
