I c*ock my head at him and smile, “Yes. Let me just do my biometrics.”
He lets go of my hand. Right now, he is so adorable that I can’t help but lean forward and give him a quick kiss on his cheek.
“See you outside,” I say and leave him while he is still frozen at my small gesture.
After biometrics and saying goodbye to my workmates, I walk towards the parking area at the back of The Hurvitz. Luis mentions that he brought his car since we are driving to the resort, instead of commuting. It’s just a few hours away from the city, but Friday has always been terrible that it’s better to have a private car instead.
Turning to the right, I see Luis leaning over the wall. He’s fiddling with his phone while his other hand is inside his pocket. I erase the smile on my face when I realize that I
