Once we’ve finished eating, I speak up. “Thanks for inviting me to stay.”
He winks. “It’s been fun. We really should do it again sometime.”
“I’d like that,” I admit. We stand and Kane takes my plate to the dish tub, and I go back through the line to grab Hadleigh’s food. He comes over before leaving, and he hesitates.
“Tell Hads I said hey,” he finally says.
“I will.”
A smile plays on his lips. “Don’t be a stranger.”
“You’ll see me around,” I confirm, and he patiently waits for me. The fact that he gave me any attention today is enough to keep me coming back for more. I might be Hadleigh’s little sister, but it’s more than obvious that something is brewing between us, and I want to find out what that is.
I drop two gigantic slices of triple chocolate cake in the box because it looks
