I honestly didn’t expect anything less. I was going to have Doug run one anyway. As chill as Phileigh seemed, my mama had taught me to be skeptical of everyone I allowed in my space. I was going to let Mom have this one, though.

“Mr. Barnes, the plane is about to take off. I need you all to take a seat,” the stewardess said as she walked past us.

“Come, let’s go over your itinerary.” Mom patted me on the arm as she made her way to her seat.

I followed behind her, taking a seat next to Phileigh. I couldn’t help but notice her slight fidgeting. She was nervous.

“They’ve granted you early entrance to the park for riding rides. Then we’ll meet with the media before heading to Magic Kingdom for the parade. Make sure to look over the schedule. It’s packed.”

Ma handed me a sheet of paper that held tomorrow’s itinerary. I looked it over, taking notes as I sat in the seat next to Phileigh. She was quiet. Her eyes darted around the jet before landing on me.

“Your mom doesn’t like random women, huh?”

“Naw,” I said gently. “You’re good, though. You’re not random.”

Phileigh looked at me. Her legs bounced.

“Nervous?” I questioned.

“I can’t believe I’m doing this. I’m on a private jet with Kellon Barnes. Am I dreaming? Even worse… Am I stupid?”

I couldn’t help but smile at her innocence as I reached over and pinched her beautiful thick ass thighs.

“Ouch!” she yelped. “Did you just pinch me?”

“I did. You’re not dreaming,” I said, making her giggle. “On some real shit, don’t think about any of that. Just think about the magic of it all… all the rides, food, and fun we will have.”

“You make it sound like a fairytale.”

I chuckled. “It is! Call me Prince Charming.”

Phileigh didn’t say anything. She just stared at me with that beautiful ass smile. The wheels in my head were already turning on how I could make sure this woman never left my sight.

Chapter 5

“Wow!”

I gasped as Kellon pushed open the door to my suite and ushered me inside. My mouth immediately fell to the floor.

“This is my room?” My eyes bounced between him and the large open suite.

“Yeah. Welcome to the most magical place on earth,” he said with a playful grin on his face. “Go ahead. Check it out.”

He waved me off. I took a deep breath and slowly walked through the elegant one-bed hotel room that was ten times nicer than any place I’d ever lived. I took in its beauty. It was overwhelmingly gorgeous. It was so overwhelming that I couldn’t believe it was happening.

“This is room stunning, Kellon. I don’t know what to⁠—”