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“You should ask Portia to plan a yoga session before you leave.”
“Huh? You want me to suggest a yoga class to my fellow dragons?”
“Yeah. I think it would be a good idea. With the right teacher, those things can change lives. It happened to me. I wasn’t going to apply to college. But then, I randomly went to this yoga class Ian dragged me to. But I swear, I was never the same. The teacher spoke during the class, and he said something that just made me realize I needed to go to college so I couldhelppeople.”
“You got all that from a yoga class?”
“Yup.”
“Must have been some class.”
“But that’s my point. We’re in Hellscape Holiday Resort. Are you telling me Portia wouldn’t have something up her sleeve? Seems to me like that womanalwayshas one plan cooking, or at the very least, she’s good at helping others cook their own plans. She’ll know with a background in psychology and mediation. Or at least a yoga expert.”
He chuckled. “You’re right. She would definitely have an idea. This is great. I’m gonna set this up before dinner and surprise my dad with it. He’ll be shocked that I agree with him. Before we met, I was ready to call back the jet.” He winked at her.
Kaia wanted to do a little victory dance, but she stopped herself. The man clearly wanted to be in a leadership role, but the current CEO and alpha wasn’t too great at giving other people the place to explore roles and opportunities.
It sounded like the whole company needed to sit down with a guidance counselor. That was her professional opinion, but it wasn’t Kaia’s place to say anything. At least Grey was well on his way to being the CEO the company needed. She could only hope that his father would see the same potential in his son.
“Would you like that, Kaia? If we stayed a little bit longer?”
“That depends. If you do stay longer, will you ask me out?”
He grinned. “I told you I would just as soon as I learned our plans.”
“But now you know that you’re staying. You’ll talk to Portia about the yoga and make your dad stay for a bit longer.” Kaia smiled back at him.
“And here I thought I could be all romantic and surprise you with a date.”
“You don’t need to surprise me, but if you tell me when we’re going, I’ll give you a reward.”
He chuckled. “Why would I need a reward?”
“Because you’re always working or thinking about work. If you’re thinking about something else, like me, for example, then you should be rewarded.”
“How?” he spun her into his arms and took her by the waist. He leaned into her and tilted her head back to look into her eyes. “Tell me.”
“Nope.”
He sealed his mouth to hers and kissed her. “Do you think I can think about work when you kiss like that?” His erection pressed into her. Kaia moaned and longed to reach out and cup his length.
“Come this way.” She tugged on his hand and led him to the back of the small staff utility cabin. It gave them just enough privacy to make out. They explored each other, letting their mouths and hands do daring things given the setting.
“Grey,” she whispered. “I want you.”
“You sure? Anyone could walk in on us,” he whispered in her ear.
“Shut up.” She kissed him with everything she had. She didn’t want to stop. A whole parade of clowns could walk past, and she wouldn’t care. She wouldn’t stop, either.
It had been a while since she had sex, but she had never been kissed by a man like Grey. She would never get a chance like this again. She was on holiday. If she wanted to have a beach fling with some sexy stranger, no one could blame her. If they did? That was onthem.
Besides, Greyson Verlice was not the kind of man that came around often. He might well be one of a kind. This was a man who had fought a demon for being rude to them. This was a man ... one who could lead a company ... but he wanted to pause and consider his choices.
He didn’t do that now.
Grey was hard, he wanted her, and she was letting him take her.
To know that she could make a man this controlled lose sight of himself was fun. Powerful. Amazing.
