Ignite

Adaline’s eyes turned dark as she lifted her finger and slowly brushed it across her lower lip. “I bet I know a way of keeping your mind off of flying.”

My dick jumped in my pants as my heart rate hit an all time record beats per minute. “Is that so?”

“Mr. Lewis, would you like me to bring you and Ms. Morgan some drinks?”

Adaline looked up and smiled as she dropped her hand to her lap. Never taking my eyes off of her, I shook my head and stood up. “I think Ms. Morgan and I will be fine for a bit, Brice. If I need anything, I’ll be sure to let you know.”

“Very well, I’ll be up front then.”

Adaline’s eyes snapped back up to mine as she slowly stood up. “Emmit, my heart is beating so fast. I feel like—” Adaline laughed and said, “I don’t know how I feel!”

I pulled her toward me and kissed her softly on the lips. “I feel the same way, pumpkin.”

Lee’s voice came over the speakers as I brushed a piece of hair away

from Adaline’s face.

“Mr. Lewis we’ve been cleared for takeoff. If you could please take yours seats, we’ll be taxing in less than five minutes.”

I reached for the seat belts and buckled Adaline in. She had a pale blue skirt on with a light yellow shirt. The way her blue eyes stood out against the yellow was amazing.

My hand slowly moved up her leg and under her skirt as her chest moved faster with her increased breathing. Closing her eyes, she softly spoke my name. “Emmit.”

I reached further up and smiled when my fingers brushed across her panties. “Soon, Addie, I’m going to make love to you.”

Gripping onto the armrests, Adaline mumbled something incoherent.

I pulled my hand out and quickly took a seat next to Adaline as I tried to control my own racing heart.

There was no way in hell I would ever be able to wipe the grin from my face. No way in hell.

Adaline reached for my hand as she gave me a smile and a wink as the plane started its journey to the runway.

“Here we go,” Adaline said with a giggle.

My eyes lifted as I gazed upon Adaline curled up in a chair reading what I guessed was a book on her phone. Stephanie had sent a text asking if we could Skype about a problem that came up regarding a commercial I was scheduled to shoot in two weeks. It was something that could have waited, but she had made the text seem like it was an emergency. I wasn’t sure what her deal was, she never before bothered me with this kind of shit.

“That’s fine, Steph. Just reschedule for the next time I have an opening.”

“Would you like to do it over your off week?” Stephanie asked.

“No, not over my week off, I have plans.”

Stephanie remained silent before asking, “What plans?”

I was stunned for a moment by her invasion of my privacy. “Personal plans. If that’s all, I’ve got to run.”

“O-okay, no I believe that’s it.”

“Hey, Steph?”

“Yes, Emmit?”

I took in a breath and slowly pushed it out. “Let’s try not to bother me with anything that can wait until I get back okay? It’s really important for me to spend this time with Adaline.”

“Yes, yes of course, Emmit. I’ll talk to you when you get into town.”

With a grin, I nodded and said, “Perfect. Thanks, Steph.”