Nicki Night - His Love Lesson

“A week.”

“Are your friends joining you tomorrow?”

“No. I’m here...alone.”

Hunter noticed her hesitation, assuming that she didn’t really want to share that she was vacationing solo—especially with a strange man she’d just met and invited to spend the night in her villa.

“Cool. Brave, but cool.” Hunter turned his attention to the TV to keep from staring at her lips. “But why?”

“That’s how I planned it. I needed the downtime.”

“Hey. Sometimes rolling solo is the only way to do it.”

“Yeah.” Chey’s response hung in the air.

Hunter wanted to know if she was traveling alone because she was single, but he didn’t ask.

“Want to watch a movie?” Chey asked, changing the subject and shifting the atmosphere with her cheery tone.

“Sure. I’m not keeping you from getting any work done, am I?”

“No! Pfft.” Chey waved away his concern. “I planned to catch up on a few movies while I was here anyway. I brought a bunch with me—plus, I have Netflix.”

Hunter put his mug down and stood. “Cool. There’s a DVD player here and cables to connect devices. What would you like to watch?”

“Be right back.” Chey put her mug down and ran to the room to retrieve her movies and iPad. “Okay,” she said as she was heading back. “I have The Best Man Holiday, which you probably don’t want to watch, and I have Avengers: Age of Ultron.”

“Seriously!” Hunter chuckled. “You like the Avengers?”

“Absolutely.” Chey looked at Hunter as if he’d asked a ridiculous question.

“Whichever you want to watch, I’m fine with. It’s your call, since you’re supplying the entertainment.”

Chey sat on the opposite end of the couch and folded her legs. “Let’s start with Best Man and if you can hang, then we will watch Avengers. Deal?”

“That sounds like a challenge and I like challenges.” Hunter wondered if Chey picked up on his innuendo.

Chey laughed, and for some reason, it was the sweetest sound Hunter remembered hearing in his thirty-two years. He reached for the DVDs that Chey held in her hand and did the honors of setting up the first movie. Chey went to her room and grabbed two bags of popcorn and placed them in the microwave.

For the next few hours, they laughed at the antics of the characters from both movies. When Chey got teary eyed from the sad scenes in The Best Man Holiday, Hunter fought the urge to pull her into his arms and wipe away her tears. By the time the movies were done, Hunter fought sleep just to continue spending time in Chey’s presence. As she grew more comfortable around him, conversation flowed more easily and she sat closer to him on the couch. There was something about this woman that Hunter liked.

When they finally retreated to their respective rooms, Hunter checked his phone and found that he had missed a few calls from Tricia. He was glad he had left his phone in the bedroom. Then he wondered if Chey had anyone calling her and assumed that she probably didn’t, since she was here vacationing alone. In the morning, he’d try to find out more about the mysterious Chey.

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