Chapter 31

“I don’t see why not. You like kids, you love dance: why not teach kids to dance?” Cade smiles.

“I’m going to be doing a lot of googling when I get back to my parents’ place. You’re a genius.” Arkady leans across the table and gives Cade a quick perk of a kiss on his lips.

“You’d have thought of it eventually,” Cade says, blushing.

“Maybe, maybe not. I’m glad you had the idea.” Arkady smiles, and they go back to eating and chatting. They finish their food and order another coffee, Arkady not ready to leave Cade’s company.

“I was wondering. I have a small show at my gallery next week. Would you like to come, as my date?” Cade asks.

“I’d love that. I’d love to see some of your art, and I want to see your gallery. It sounds amazing. And I wouldn’t say no to another date,” Arkady replies.

“One small catch.” Cade doesn’t look too grim, so Arkady isn’t too worried about the catch.

“What is it?” Arkady asks.