Preston didn’t think overly much about what Addison would make of his text message, instead simply concentrating on catching up as fast as he could.  After all, this was the first time that a girl like her had actually come on to him, at least while they were both sober and not as some stupid frat party, so somewhere in his mind he just assumed that she was ahead of him in a lot of ways, and probably wouldn’t be as effected as she made him.  If he had known what their text exchange last night had set her to doing, he would likely have continued longer.<br/><br/>Reaching the hot dog stand without being too out of breath considering he had a bit of a workout already that morning, Preston was grinning when he spotted the sexy Addison waiting for him, and thus managed to ignore the vendor completely.  “I don’t know if it is a habit as much as a new skill.”  He joked, reaching out to take the hot dogs before Addison’s demand brought him up short.   Turning to look at her, Preston raised an eyebrow and he paused for a second.  Of course, Preston could not know that the fact that he had not kissed her yet had weighed on Addison’s mind, all he knew was there was really only one way he could properly thank her on a busy city street.<br/><br/>Fighting off the urge to look around to make sure no one from the office was nearby, he’d just take the risk, Preston set one of his hotdogs down, using that hand to slide around her back and pull her close against him.  With his hand resting on the top of her jeans, just inches above where it would be grabbing her ass, Preston held Addison’s body against his firmly before he captured her lips in a kiss far more passionate than a hot dog stand warranted.  Keeping her there for as long as he could, Preston did not even notice the vendor’s discomfort, even when he finally had to let the boss’s daughter go so he could take a breath.<br/><br/>“Thank you for your help today, Addison.”  Preston smirked, licking his lips.  “I really appreciate it.  And you taste like ketchup.”  He teased, before looking around at the busy streets meaningfully.  “As for lunch, I’ll have to thank you for that a little later.”