“That was impressive,” I said. “What are you doing here?” he asked in place of a thank you. I’d settle for the color tinting his sharp cheekbones as acknowledgement of my praise any day. It spoke volumes about what my approval meant to him. It would do. “I had time, so I thought I’d pop in to see you in action.” “You run a multimillion dollar company. Time is the one thing you don’t have.” “We make time for what’s important to us,” I said, a thrill jolting up my spine when his gaze wandered to my mouth. “You’re good at this,” I whispered. “Teaching.”
