Chapter Twenty-Nine
Ben’s alarm on his phone went off early. Neither of them wanted to move.
“I have to open up the café,” he groaned.
“Go,” she pushed him away, but only because she knew he had to. And because she wanted the rest of the blankets.
“I know there’s no lake, but will you stay here? You can take an ice bath if you need a substitute.”
“Ha ha, funny man.” Casey grabbed the comforters from him when he stood. “Ah, now it’s my turn for revenge.” She grinned as she watched him pad across to the floor.
“Don’t look at me!” he exclaimed and she burst out laughing.
“I’m sure everyone tells you what a great ass you have, so I’m going to keep my mouth shut and admire with my eyes.”
“A great ass? Mmm, tell me more!” He retraced his steps and slid on top of her, pinning her under th
