Say I Do
Klyde answered distractedly; eyes briefly leaving the laptop screen to cast a glance at the alpha.
“You will, right?” he asked again.
“Of course,” Klyde answered again, feeling almost incredulous at the question.
“Do you mind if I refer someone, then?”
The typing sound ceased as Klyde’s eyes found the alpha’s eyes once again. Wade looked nonchalant, phone held in his hand, empty plate of breakfast in front of him.
“What do you mean?” Klyde asked.
Wade shrugged his shoulders, eyes dropping to his phone as he continued scrolling. “I know someone who can work for you.”
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