Stolen Choices Chapter 21

 

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Chapter 21

He did, but not right then. Right then he deserved an answer to his first question. And Javis wasn’t sure if he had one. He made a great point. Going out in public was a circus. Press swarmed him. Security guards surrounded him at all times. That’s why he had all types of entertainment known to man kind inside his home.

“I can not take you out among others, but . . .” He waved his hand towards the office door. “Out there, as you have been told and shown, is major media setups. And I can have any kind of food we desire brought in and set up in a private room of the house without any guards watching us.”

Enapay took a seat on the sofa that resided inside the office. His head bobbed up and down a couple of times and a huge smile came over his face. Then he looked right into Javis’ eyes. “That sounds amazing. What would you like for us to do first?”

“How about we have dinner and a movie afterwards. There is an amzing pizzeria in town and I can send Elijah to pick it up. And there is all kinds of movies and if there is none we wish to watch we can rent one.”

“Sounds amazing.” He smiled over at him. “When can you have that Julian guy set up a press meeting for me.”

“I’ll get him on it.” He picked up his phone and sent off a text to Julian, who responded back immediately and said he’d have something scheudled for tomorrow morning.

“Well . . . I’ll let you get back to work and will see you tonight.”

“That you will.” He stood and walked over to the door and held it open for him. “Have a good afternoon.” 

Took all his strength not to reach out and pull him in for a kiss. Javis watched as he walked to the kitchen doorway and disappeared into it. He then shut the door and leaned back into it, letting a huge breath of air out. He stood there for a moment or two before he pulled out his phone against and texted Alexander to come to his office.

Best friend time was what he needed. Oh, he had plenty of work, but it all could wait.