VINCENT
Pulling up in front of the building, I parked the car and switched off the engine. Before Alina could even reach for the door, I was already out of the driver’s seat.
I quickly rounded the car and opened the passenger door for her.
“Careful,” I murmured, reaching for her hand.
She laughed as I helped her out of the car, still completely blindfolded.
“What is the surprise about?” she asked with a giggle. “This whole blindfold is making me even more curious and impatient.”
I smiled, unable to hide my amusement.
“You’ll find out soon enough.”
“You’ve been saying that for the past twenty minutes.”
“And you’ve been asking me the same question every five minutes.”
“Because you refuse to tell me anything.”
“That’s the point of a surprise.”
She let out an exaggerated sigh, mak
