I sat down the last paper onto the floor next to me. It's become a habit for me to bring my paper work to the palace, so Sinbad and I could do outs together. I did mine in the floor, not minding it, as I could move around easier than in a chair. I slid on my back over the the foot of his desk. "How much you got left?" I asked him, slapping his leg with my hand.

He jolted, obviously out of sleep. "Huh?" he asked, looking down to see me on the ground, laughing a bit. "Don't you have work to do?" he skied, trying to take the conversation off of him.

I popped up from the ground and wrapped my arms around my shoulders. "I finished it, it has been hours," I told him sweetly, "But it appears you fell asleep right when I started." I was resting my head on his shoulder, and he leaned his head onto mine, each of us calmed by the other's presence.

"Tell you what," I whispersed huskily into his ear, "You finish all this and we can do something we haven't done yet." His eyes lit up in excitement, and he started working. I smiled at my work. "I'm going to talk with Yam," I told him, placing a kiss on his cheek, "Find me when you're done."

I slid my hands up his chest and over his shoulders. I was about to depart, when he pulled one back. He pulled me to him, placing a deep kiss on my lips. It was one of our more intimate kisses. He pulled me as close as we could get. I could feel his abs up against my stomach. His arms wrapped tightly around my back while mine snaked around him neck. Our lips fit like two puzzle pieces, passing warmth and emotion to the other. It was so comfortable, I wanted to stay there forever.

The kiss took a quick unexpected, but highly welcomed, turn. It went from something from adoration to passion. Our lips intertwined, trying our hardest to keep them together. Our tongues even managed to get into the fray. His hands glided over my sides and back leaving a tingle in their wake. Somehow he had untucked my shirt and his hands were against my bare skin. My hand had kept up his neck and my fingers weaved into his hair, pulling at it, in turn messing up his pony tail.

My mind got ll fuzzy and I could feel my heart beating throughout my entire body. I was close to melting, get hotter and wanting nothing more to discard some or all of my clothes. I couldn't even hold back the moan that escaped my mouth. He pushed me up against his desk, I could hear the papers flutter to the ground. His leg propped up between mine, and I instinctively grinded against it.

I was sure something much more would have transpired, if it weren't for the sudden clearing if someone's throat. We fearfully pulled apart and got I to decent positions, to find Ja'far scowling at us judgingly. Sinbad wasn't effected in the slightest from being caught, while I was burning red. I was slowly pulling my hood up to cover my face.

"I came to see if you were done with your work," Ja'far said in a passive aggressive tone, "but I see your urges are too much of a distraction." I slowly tried to creep my way out of the tense area, but Sin grabbed me and pulled down me back into his chest, sorta using me like a human shield.

"Ady and I had a deal though," Sin said proudly, trying to turn all the attention away from him and onto me.

"I said after," I whined, "You were the one that started it." I crossed my arms across my chest and puffed out my cheeks, but let Sin's arms stay around me.

"Any good business man knows to get payment before the task," he told me as if he was my superior. I broke out of his arms and looked at him dejected, forced of course.

"Of course I know that," I snapped, "But our relationship isn't a business deal." I could see the fear covering his face as forced tears gathered in my eyes. "If that's all I am to you, I don't want to be in this relationship anymore."

Sin rushed up next to me, muttering "No" on repeat as he did. "Ady no, it's not like that," he pleaded, whipping my the tears away before the fully fell out of my eyes.

"If it isn't..." I faked a sob, which was more of a covered laugh, "Then hold up to your end of the deal." His thumbs stopped stroking my cheeks and he forced me to look up at him, revealing my smirk. He had obviously realized what I was doing. "You think I'm joking," I threatened.

"You manipulative girl," he grumbled, removing his hands from my cheeks. "I'm not done though, I will find you when I finish all of this." I just blushed even more, knowing Ja'far was still in the room.

"Sin get to work," Ja'far complained, "And I'll take Audria with me so you don't get distracted." I waved to Sin as the advisor pushed me out of the room. "One of these days I might need to forfeit my job to you," Ja'far confessed.

"I think it's a two person job to begin with," I shrugged, "He is extremely stubborn when it comes to doing stuff he doesn't want to do." The exassassin hummed in agreement.

There was a moment of silence between us. "You threaten to leave him to motivate him, but would you ever?" Ja'far asked. I froze, thinking about that question myself.

"I use it more as an appeal to fear, cause I have," I confessed, "Multiple times actually, the first being when we were twelve and I originally left. The second being when we were seventeen in Reim... Some of my biggest mistakes." True tears started to gather in my eyes.

"That didn't answer my question," Ja'far said, ignorant to the emotions brewing in me.

I stopped to think once again, trying to properly explain our relationship. "You know how you act differently around different people, all of them sorta being an act. But in your life there's this one person who no matter what you can be yourself around them, no filter. Well for my that's Sin, so no I would never leave him, cause I probably need him more than he needs me."