Adrien was eyeing him in amusement as Liam took the now empty seat on the extravagant chair next to him. Juan’s placid expression changed to one of gentle curiosity as he observed them.
“That’s quite the long-distance traveling,” Adrien smoothly joked, resting a cheek on his fist as he looked at Liam, and his voice was so low, yet resonating, it was imperceptibly seductive. “Not sure it’s worth it, though, since the view is compromised from here.”
Indeed, their table was at the farthest end of the room.
“It’s not like I’m missing anything I haven’t seen,” Liam said with a smile. “I’ve been putting up with my family and the newlyweds all week. Can’t say I’m regretting not having first-row seats to the yucky displays of affection.”
Juan laughed a little, and Adrien smirked. “Well, good f
