Diego was in a bit of a pickle.  He KNEW that Kat had said boyfriend, clearly.  It wasn’t like he had been standing there daydreaming of a day when she would call him that, so why would he make it up or think that he had heard it?  Despite being right, and knowing that he was right, Diego seriously had to weigh whether it was worth it to continue on.  After all, maybe it was not a big deal, and something told him that Kat was not the type who liked to be wrong.  Especially in front of other people, and particularly in front of people she hired.<br/><br/>While he was debating all of this, the concierge woman appeared with some sparkling water and a question that solved Diego’s debate immediately.  “I’d love some water.”  Diego replied, using some extra smug emphasis.  The only thing better than being right was when someone else proved it for you.  As the woman walked away, Diego turned his bright, smug expression Kat’s way.  While he planned the best way to rub that in, he noted the brochure slipping off Kat’s lap, and instinctively made a grab for it.   As he collected the slipping paper, there was a very brief moment where Diego’s large hands glided along Kat’s denim clad upper thigh before he managed to pull it back.<br/><br/>As Kat rationalized what was apparently a slip up, Diego tried not to think about where his hand had just been.  “I guess that makes sense.  After all, once we do a couple of these events people will start to wonder anyway, so maybe it is a lot better to get that out of the way early.”  He continued, definitely talking about her calling him a boyfriend and not anything else.<br/><br/>Feeling himself flush a little, Diego took the opportunity to look down at the paper he had taken from Kat.  “So, what are we looking for here?” He asked, not wanting to talk about 'Chase', which he assumed was the same for Kat.