Kylan was back from dropping the kids at school. I felt bored over not doing anything.
Also I was starving but I was just too lazy to prepare anything. Maybe Kai could. I looked at him, he was busy typing something into his laptop.
"Are you...working?" I asked.
He hummed.
"Are you busy?"
He hummed again.
Gosh, how do I ask him when he keeps on humming like that? Especially in that deep baritone voice that's making my body shiver in the wrong way. .I crossed and uncrossed my legs, cleared my throat. Maybe if I go through this way it would work.
"What type of business...do you do? Like does the three of you run it?" I asked.
Kai shook his head. “We have separate businesses. Mine just needs me on-call more often.”
I raised an eyebrow. “You mean you’re not just brooding and glaring for a living?”
That earned me a faint smirk. “Tempting career path, but no.”
I let out a short laugh, then glanced toward the kitchen. “I’m starving.”
“Then eat,” he said without looking up.
“I would, but I’m l
