CHAPTER SIXTEEN
Things seemed to be a little tense with Cristiano, and Keira felt like she needed a bit of space.
“I’m going to go and do some interviews,” she told him, glancing about her at all the couples milling about. “I’m here to work, after all.”
“Sure,” Cristiano replied, but his expression remained somewhat wistful.
Keira turned, leaving him standing on the mountainside gazing down at the city. She felt bad that Cristiano was struggling with the arrangement, but at the same time she’d made it perfectly clear that this wasn’t going to be a relationship-type reunion. They weren’t giving it another go or anything like that, and Cristiano had seemed to understand that before they got here. Now she felt like perhaps she’d not been clear enough.
Pushing her worries to the back of h
