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A night out
Lucas -
I couldn't help but feel pleased with Kiana's progress after that night. Although Kiana had expressed her concerns about moving too fast, I refrained from joining her in the bedroom again. I decided to sleep on the couch until she indicated otherwise.
The couch wasn't comfortable, and as I rose early, I took a shower and brewed some coffee. Sitting down in my office, I reviewed the extensive list of items everyone needed from town that day.
"Good morning," I greeted James as he walked in.
"So, how are things with Kiana?" James's voice sounded oddly excited.
"None of your business," I replied, injecting a playful tone.
"Come on! We want details. She seems like a strong woman. She will make a great Luna. Did you mark her?"
"I'm starting to understand why she thinks I'm moving too fast. No more spreadin
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