I took another step away before I changed my mind.
“I’m not asking you for one night, Chrissy.”
Her lips parted.
I continued.
“I’m also not asking you to decide anything tonight. But I won’t pretend I’m interested in taking you to bed once and behaving as though this meant nothing afterward.”
She went still.
“That’s a terrifying thing to say after one kiss.”
I smiled.
“I knew it before the kiss.”
“That’s not less terrifying.”
“I suppose it isn’t.”
She laughed softly.
Then she was quiet for a long moment.
“I don’t know what I’m doing here.”
“You’re working on a hotel campaign.”
She almost smiled.
“And apparently collecting stray cats.”
“You’re doing that too.”
“And kissing the client.”
“Only one client, I hope.”
She laughed again.
I wanted to kiss her for it.
I didn’t.
Chrissy picked up her tablet.
“I think I should go to my room before my decision-making gets worse.”
“That might be wise.”
She paused near the door and turned back to me.
“Thank you for the cat.”
I inclined my head.
“And for stopping.”