“What are you doing?” Kash asked.
“Working at the office on some last-minute details for the charity race.”
“What time are you leaving today?”
“Uhm, probably about one. I need to check the venue out with Reece and then go
shopping,” I said.
“I’ll meet you at the mall. Which one?” Kash asked.
“Aren’t you too famous to hit up the mall like us little people?”
“I’ll wear shades and a hat,” Kamden told me.
“Okay.”
“We can do lunch afterwards,” Kamden said.
“Oh, that reminds me. My dad wants you to come over for dinner. No pressure,” I said.
“I can do that, and you can come to dinner with my mom,” Kamden answered.
“You don’t think it’s too early to meet the parents?”
“We both know how short life is for us in this sport. Stop trying to put barriers up, Ari.”
I milked him, and he c
