Austin had just gotten off work when she arrived at David's place.
She expected to meet the kids there and then head out to buy groceries together.
But when she walked in, David was already back. Several full bags of food were sitting neatly on the kitchen counter.
Behind her, Kaius followed her in. He didn't look pleased.
Without a word, Kaius stepped closer and wrapped an arm around her waist—a little too tightly, a little too possessive.
His eyes landed on the bags in David's hands, and his expression hardened.
"I already had wild-caught seafood, dry-aged beef, and organic vegetables delivered to my place,"Kaius said, his voice low and overly casual."Whatever you're in the mood for, my chefs can handle it. They're Michelin-trained, flown in from Europe."
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