”What,” she asked incredulously. ”I was thinking about you. You and how you’d kill Jimmy in a lip sync off, Lauren.”

”Oh god no.” I may always regret singing to her. Not really. The look on her face when she heard me and again when she finally got up and let loose would be one I’d always treasure.

”Oh yes. That karaoke of yours is still burned in my mind and I know you could kill it.”

”Thankfully, we will never need to find out. Doing that in front of millions is not the same as one hundred drunks and my hot girlfriend.”

”I could arrange it ya know?”

Shit. She absolutely could. ”Please no.”

”What about just a private one? You, me, Jimmy and some close friends?”

”I’d rather not, as much as I love Jimmy. Wait, would you also be participating in this contest?”

Her eyes grew large with the flourish of new ideas. ”Is that what it would take?”

”I’d still rather not, but I would definitely require you to partake.” I loved our playful bantering. We could get so ridiculously silly.

”Noted.” There was silence for several moments before Bo yawned and stretched her arms to the sky. ”You ready to go to sleep? I don’t know about you, but someone wore my ass out.”

My mouth dropped open in feigned surprise. ”Really? Are you seeing someone else on the side? Because I didn’t touch your ass.”

”Funny. You’re funny.” She pressed a kiss to my temple. ”You know there is only you and yes, you were far more interested in other areas.”

”But I do love your ass.”

”Thank you. And you can be an ass, but I still love you.”

”Sounds like the perfect pairing.” I tipped my head up so our lips could meet in a tender kiss. I loved these moments more and more. Just settling into a normal life with billionaire Bo Dennis doing the most unglamorous, mundane things and feeling like it was the best day ever.

”I like to think so. Now come on,” she urged me with words and her attempts to free her body from mine. ”I need sleep and I’d prefer if you were in bed with me. You can watch tv in there if you want.”