When the valet pulled Diego’s car around, Kat smiled curtly at the man in the universal vest that all valets seemed to wear as he popped her door open for her, and lowered onto the seat. She checked the back for all of the bags they accumulated during their day and since it all looked legit, she left it alone.<br/><br/>Pulled her seatbelt on and over her, she tilted in her seat and folded one lean leg over the other. They drove back to her apartment in relative silence, and Kat almost didn’t notice, due to just how much had been running through her mind during the trip. But once the car stopped and Diego broke the silence, she realized it was probably too quiet.<br/><br/>She turned to face him when he thanked her, smiling a small, tight smile. “Of course.” Diego’s smile was charming and sincere, making her insides warm quite a bit. He mentioned the part that he would be playing but emphasized how much he still appreciated it anyway. “Glad to hear that my company isn’t all that bad.” Kat grinned at Diego, then reached over to his arm and squeezed.<br/><br/>“I’ll see you tomorrow.” She pushed the door open and stepped out onto the curb, then stood tall and adjusted her outfit. Taking a couple of steps, she waved to Diego. “Just text me if you need anything.” She called out before turning away, walking with a sway to the door to her building, where the familiar doorman yanked the door open for her.