“And dangerous,” he said in a low voice, his warm breath caressing my cheek. “I must be out of my mind for agreeing to bring you here.”
I turned my face and met his eyes inches from mine. On impulse, I gave him a quick kiss on the lips. “Thank you for not trying to make me stay behind.”
His eyes turned that smoky gray color that always melted my insides. At least I wasn’t the only one affected by our nearness.
“Okay, you lovebirds, no making out in the jet,” Jordan said from across the aisle. “We’ve got work to do and all you two can do is make eyes at each other.”
The pilot came over the intercom and told us to prepare for landing. My stomach dipped, but it had nothing to do with Nikolas or the plane’s descent. After months of searching and almost giving up hope, I was finally going t
