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“Mont—”

“Kaos,” I corrected. “You called me that once, now you have to always do it.”

“Okay, but only when we’re off the clock.”

“Fine.”

She must have expected that to make me go back to my office because when I sat on the edge of her desk she smiled. “How can I help you, Montgomery?” she asked sweetly.

“I’m bored.”

Serenity chuckled. “I’ve never met a man as wealthy as you always claiming to be bored.”

“I’ve done all my work today, so I’m ready to have some fun.” A thought crossed my mind, and before I could talk myself out of it, I asked her, “Do you still want to go to Greece?”

“Of course I do.”

Pushing up off her desk, I told her, “Go pack a bag with enough clothes to last for the rest of the week.”

“For what?”

“We’re going to Greece.”

Her mouth dropped before snapping shut. With watery eyes, her head shook as she stood and twiddled her arms. “We can’t just go to Greece, Kaos.”

“Why not?” I asked softly, closing the space between us. “I have court next week, and while my paralegals prepare my files, I have some time to spare.” Taking her hands into mine, I asked, “Are you going to force me to go by myself?”

“Really?” she almost whispered, giving me that beautiful smile I’d been missing for the past week.

“Really. You got my card on file. Book the flights and whatever hotel or villa you want. Don’t book no cheap shit either.”

She laughed as I walked away.

“Wow. Okay. I guess we’re going to Greece,” she muttered before releasing the cutest squeal.

Serenity

We were staying in Santorini, but our first day here, we did a wine tasting and had an early dinner before lounging on the most beautiful beach in Crete. Elafonisi had the prettiest pinkish white sand and clear water I’d ever seen in my life. Being here, I was in absolute heaven. Every time I thought about the fact that Kaos had randomly asked me to come here with him, tears filled my eyes.

I remember when I mentioned wanting to visit Santorini. I wasn’t expecting this to happen. Now that it had, I was overwhelmed with gratitude. A part of me was nervous about being alone with him without the distraction of work, but I was confident we’d be on our best behavior. Since we had about two and a half hours of travel time to get back to Santorini, we agreed the only thing we’d do tonight was chill and rest after we left the beach.

My eyes landed on Kaos’s center when he extended a drink in my direction. I was thankful I’d put my shades on because I didn’t bother trying to look away from his dick print. This wasmy first time seeing him in boxers and loose hanging swimming trunks, and my God… I’d been wet at the mouth and pussy all afternoon. I didn’t think anything could top Kaos Montgomery in a suit but seeing him damn near naked had me squeezing my thighs together and praying the only thing wet on me wasn’t my bikini bottoms and thighs when I stood up.

“Have you gotten your fill yet, woman? Or do you want me to stand here a little longer so you can look?”

I was too embarrassed to even act like I wasn’t looking at him. All I did was laugh as I took the drink.

“I have,” I confessed, making him laugh.

“Too bad. I liked having your eyes on me.”

That made me blush. “Thank you,” I mumbled before sipping the alcohol.

“You’re welcome.” As he returned to his seat next to me, Kaos added, “You look good as fuck in that swimming suit too.”

“Thank you. I didn’t think I’d have a chance to wear it this summer, so I’m glad I did.” Turning slightly, I took off my shades and he did the same. Covering his hand with mine, I shared, “Thank you for bringing me here, Kaos. When I left home, I vowed to travel and truly live for myself while working a job I loved. I’ve been wanting to come here for the last decade, and now, I can finally scratch it off my list. I’ll never forget this trip . . . or you.”

“Oh, I know you won’t ever forget me,” he said with a chuckle as he leaned back in his lounge chair. “I would have to leave your life for that to happen.”

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