YULIA After getting that balance-ruining head, Kendrick needed a minute to clean up. By the time we were ready for dinner, the last traces of my jet lag had disappeared. Kendrick had changed into a crisp linen blue shirt and khaki shorts, while I wore a light, flowy dress that moved gently with every step. He took my hand as we left the room, and instead of heading straight to the main restaurant, he led me toward the beach.The moment I saw what had been prepared for us, I stopped walking.A small table sat directly on the sand beneath a canopy of soft lights. White linen covered the table, with candles flickering between elegant plates and polished cutlery. Beyond it, the ocean stretched into the darkness, the waves rolling toward the shore beneath the moonlight.I looked at Kendrick. “Wow!”His lips curved into a satisfied smile. “You like it?”“Like it? Kendrick, this is beautiful,” I murmured, taking in our dinner setting.“I thought you deserved something special.”He guided
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