Order vs. Chaos by Mary E Thompson

Author:Mary E Thompson [Thompson, Mary E]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Mary E Thompson

I knew better than to ask Kapena where I should take his sister for our first date. I did some research online and found a place that got good reviews. I wanted to take her someplace nice, but not so over the top she’d think I was just trying to sleep with her.

When I pulled up in front of her building, she was walking out the door. Her black capris and red top with big white flowers made me grin. Damn, she was beautiful.

“Hey,” I said, stopping my bike near her.

“Hey,” she said when she looked at me. “I somehow forgot you drove a motorcycle. Maybe we should take my car.”

I shook my head. “I’m not missing a chance to have your arms around me. Are you ready to go?”

She shook her head. “Sorry. I forgot to grab the plug for my computer. I was going to charge it while we were gone. Why don’t you come in?”

I took off my helmet and followed her inside. Her place was cute, like her. Everything was perfectly organized, right down to the hook just inside the door for her keys and another one for her purse. I looked around her living room, not caring that I was snooping, as she disappeared down a hallway at the back of the room.

Pictures lined her mantle. I recognized Kapena, Ada, and Jack. The older couple had to be her parents. There were a bunch of shots of Opposites Attract during construction. On the walls were large pictures of Hawaii. One from each island it appeared. I wondered if she ever thought about visiting anywhere else, but it was clear she loved her home.

Not that I blamed her.

She came back into the room with a small purse and her hair in a ponytail. “I’m ready.”

I nodded and met her at the door, wishing I’d gotten a chance to look around her place more.

Kiana slid her arms around my waist when she was situated on the back of my bike. She looked cute in my helmet, but I really needed to get her one if she was going to ride with me more often.

We drove from her house to the small restaurant I chose around the corner. The parking lot was empty, and the lights were off.

“They’re not open on Mondays,” she said. “Is this where we were supposed to go?”

Well, shit. That was not a good start.

“Um, yeah, but we’ll find someplace else.”

I pulled out of the lot and went left. I had no idea where I was or what was around, but I was not going to end up disappointing her. I drove for a few minutes, and before I knew it, we were out of town. I didn’t want to take her thirty minutes to Ke’aloha, but I was clueless about her town.

She tapped me on the shoulder and told me to pull over. Since there wasn’t anywhere around, I just eased onto the side of the road.

“Do you want me to offer a suggestion?” she asked when I looked over my shoulder at her.

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