Addy barely acknowledged the dirty look. At this point, she was used to being hated by pretty much everybody. Her brothers started begging for ice cream, so they all came out of the water, heading to a small stand on the beach. Addy ordered some random fruity gelato, and her brothers both went for the darkest chocolate they could find.

He watched from the distance, a scowl still on his face. He figured he'd have to head to the booth himself soon enough. Ghost would need water, and Kai couldn't say no to gelato if his life depended on it.

He watched the kids devouring their ice-creams. He figured they would be fine for a few minutes, and went over to the stand, ordering a water bottle and a fuity gelato for himself. He walked over to Ghost and crouched down, balancing the gelato on his knee, to uncap the water. He poured some into Ghost's mouth, laughing at the dog as he drank it.

Once he was finished, he stood and started eating the gelato trying to ignore Ghost's pleading look

Addy snickered as her brother dropped part of his ice cream, and the dogs all pounced up it, licking it off the pavement. The boys were ready to go back to the water, but were also wanting to go out to eat. She pulled out her phone to text her parents, and tried to keep half an eye on the boys as they started roughhousing on the sand.

He couldn't help but snort at the wrestling kids, leaning down slightly to let Ghost lick at the remnents of gelato in his cup. He could the boys arguing slightly, it reminded him of his own family.

He sighed and shoved the gelato cup and spoon in his pocket. He was kind of bored to completely honest. Just standing there, getting sand in his boots, and Ghost's fur that's going to take forever to get out, just for some rich teenager? Ugh.

Addy kicked at her brothers.

"Get up. Are you ready to go?"

Her brothers caught her drift, and untangled themselves from each other, brushing the sand off. Addy walked over to Kai, giving him her sweetest, most innocent smile.

"We're gonna head home. See you there!" She waved at him over her shoulder, herding her brothers towards her car, as they quietly started giving her their orders for a burger place close by.

He rolled his eyes, as if knowing better than to trust it. He walked to ther car, calling Ghost to come as well, the dog followed eagerly jumping into the car.

Kai got in and started the car turning on the AC at full blast adn turning the vents toward Ghost, who sighed in thanks. He realized quite quickly that they weren't headed to their house but decided not to push it, by coming in with them.

He parked in the parking lot of the place and waited. As much as he dispised the job, he wasn't about to get fired.

Addy sighed dramatically as she realized they weren't gonna get away, and led the boys into the restaurant, letting them order a lot of food, and then finding a booth. She'd ordered a salad, and watched as her brothers devoured half the restaurant. They took some burgers out to their naughty dogs, and started back to their house.

He followed back to their house, and parked in the road. Once home he figured they wouldn't need him, at least until they went out again.

Taking Ghost from the car, he walked toward the front door, opening the door, after a small knock, and going to look for Addy's dad.

"Sir?" he asked into the ouse

Addy peeked through the door in time to watch her father look up from his paperwork, quietly greeting her bodyguard.

"Yes?" Drew said, slightly annoyed that he was being pulled away from his work. "Was there a problem at the beach?"

"Just the usual creeps sir, but I was wondering if you needed me anymore today? I prefer not to keep Ghost out any longer than I have to." His gaze flicked to Addy but returned to the man waiting his answer