Chapter Twenty-Six
The train is loud, everyone talking to someone and the sound echoing around the small space.
Demi gets up from playing bodyguard to Mia. My time has finally arrived.
I get up and slide down next to her. She stands up, but I put my foot on the seat in front of me to hold her in place.
We have about a half hour before we get to Seoul to do a piece with the press where our team will be trying the local food and shopping.
She plops back down, picking up a magazine, pretending to read it.
“I’m an i***t,” I start.
“So I’ve heard.” Another flip of the page.
“I’m falling for the most challenging woman ever.” She slowly glances over, just her eyes, not turning her head. She flips another page and unless she’s some champion speed-reader, she’s still very focused on my word
