I wanted to ask about Adrik’s but knew I couldn’t. “Maybe one day you’ll get to settle down a little.” I bumped my hip into his. “For now, I’m starving, and things could get ugly if I’m not fed soon.”
 
 His lips twitched. “It’ll be delivered soon.”
 
 I looked around me. “Do you have telepathy? I didn’t see you tell or ring anyone?”
 
 “They would have seen me arrive. I ordered for you.” He winced. He actually winced. Worried I wouldn’t want him to take control, maybe?
 
 I would not think about him taking control in the bedroom.
 
 I wouldn’t.
 
 Shit, it was in there now, and I had to abort the thought quickly because Adrik was staring at me like I’d lost it. Which was a possibility.
 
 I cleared my throat. “No, that’s fine… I’ll eat anything, really. As long as it’s not anything with pineapple.” I screwed up my nose. “I hate that stuff.”
 
 “On pizza?”
 
 “Yes! People who have it on pizza are monsters.”
 
 With a laugh, he waved me over to a table I hadn’t seen. “I eat on pizza.”
 
 I went to sit down and nearly missed the seat, which caused Adrik to chuckle some more. “You don’t.”
 
 “Not really. I do not eat pizza.”
 
 My jaw dropped. “You don’t eat pizza?”
 
 He shook his head, smiling.
 
 I blinked. Adrik had heard me rave about it, only for me to discover he didn’t consume the best thing on earth besides chocolate muffins…. I was at a loss for words.
 
 “We’re changing that,” I stated.
 
 He quirked a brow. “We are?”
 
 “Hell yes, we are. Next time we’re going to get pizza for dinner, and I’m going to watch you eat it. Okay, that sounds creepy, but you know what I mean.”
 
 He chuckled. “Da.”
 
 There was a buzz, and Adrik stood and walked over to a massive desk to press something. “That desk is huge.”
 
 He faced me and stared. I said desk, right?
 
 “You do not like?” he asked.
 
 We were still talking about his desk,right?
 
 “I’m suddenly confused,” I admitted.
 
 He stared some more. Until he must have registered whatI’dbeen thinking and grinned, shaking his head at me. “I like big things.”
 
 I snorted.
 
 He glowered, but the venom of it wasn’t there. “Bigworkareas.”
 
 “Whatever floats your boat,” I teased.
 
 He stalked toward me, rested one hand on the table in front of me and the other on the back of my seat. He leaned in close. I ate my heart since it had jumped into my mouth, excited by his close attention.