“It was Teresa, and she was calling because she needed some clarity on what kind of flowers to use for the charity event.” Kai explained, his eyes following as Catherine made her way to the water dispenser to have a cup of water.“Really?” Catherine sighed, disposing of the cup that she’d used. “I saw her calls but I was in the conference room and couldn’t pick up so I had it go to voicemail.”“I know, she told me.” Kai pointed out as he rubbed the bridge of his nose, time was going by quicker than he’d expected and some of the staff on the executive floor were already getting ready to leave.“Was she able to decide which one?” She asked and Kai nodded as he explained to her that he’d helped Teresa decide what flowers to use. Catherine raised an eyebrow, she’d always had an inkling that he knew about flowers but she wasn’t too sure.“What?” Kai pouted, his gaze returning to his computer screen. “Regardless of what you think or how I look, I know quite a lot about flowers and Teresa ha

“What about it?” Kai questioned as he finally sank into one of the empty couches. He stifled a yawn, if his grandfather was waiting up so late for him then it must be really important and his curiosity was taking the best of him too.He wanted to know what his grandfather had noticed about the charity fair that made him want to speak with him, Kai, so late at night, especially after a long day at work.“Nothing, really. I’m really proud of you, and I’m glad you’ve been thinking about hosting something so impactful even before you knew who you truly are.” Fabio responded.He shouldn’t have chosen this time to speak with Kai, he could see how tired his grandson was and after he mentioned the fair, he could see the worry lingering in his grandson’s face.“But, you don’t think it’s going to be a success?” Kai asked, an eyebrow raised. He didn’t think his grandfather was going to say something like that but he thought that after a few words of encouragement, there was always something comi

“I don’t understand why you thought it was a good idea to help with all the heavy lifting, especially since we didn’t eat anything this morning.” Atticus whined as he sat on a demarcation.Kai laughed as he grabbed the water bottle he had taken from home and took a sip of water from it before handing it to Atticus who downed the whole content.“Hey! You could have left some for me.” Lorenzo barked, his voice so loud that it reverberated through the hall, and almost scared the workers.“Oh. I’m sorry, I didn’t think you were going to be thirsty.” Atticus responded and Lorenzo glared at him. Clicking his teeth, he knew the kind of person Atticus was and he knew that it would be better to not dwell on it.Lorenzo slumped on the floor, closing his eyes for a few minutes before slowly opening down to look at the well decorated ceiling, and even the chandeliers were perfectly decorated too.Things between him and Shadow are better now, even though it was evident that Shadow was still mad at

“Yeah. It’s been about an hour since we called them to bring us food and it’s still not here yet,” A grumpy Atticus said as he kept scrolling through his phone.“We might as well just be grateful to them for wanting to share their food, and then not turn their generosity away, but—” He stopped talking when Kai glared at him.Atticus knew that he had taken his joke a tad bit too far, he hadn’t intended to take the food, especially since Kai had made it clear that he wanted them to enjoy their meal to their dill without having to worry about sharing.He’d just thought that joking about it since everyone seemed to think that all he cared about was food wouldn’t hurt that much, but he knew that he had taken it too far.“Scary,” Atticus winced, returning his gaze back to his phone while he kept scrolling, “it was a harmless joke, you weren’t supposed to take most of the things I say seriously.” He sighed.Kai didn’t say anything as he kept his eyes glued to the door. He knew that someone w

The workers had no idea what to say, they’d all been given what could possibly be the greatest shock of their life, and neither of them knew when they would recover.The women were still affected by Kai’s charm, the way he lifted things as if they weighed nothing, the way he smiled at them tugged at their heartstrings, but they all knew better than to flirt, and so they schooled their facial expression back to seriousness.“Why did you have to go and say my last name?” Kai asked as he turned to Teresa who looked like she was having too much fun doing what she did.“Why shouldn’t I?” Teresa asked with a shrug, “don’t tell me that you think they don’t have a right to know who they work for?” She added.Kai shook his head, that wasn’t what he meant, and he knew that she understood but he couldn’t be bothered about explaining things to her.He knew Teresa now like he knew the back of his own hand, and he knew that she only did things that she wanted to do, things that amused her.“This on