That way, we could shop on our own, pretend we didn’t know each other already, and then meet back up at the hotel. Sounds crazy, I know, but part of the fun for us in Hawaii was that we didn’t know anyone and could misbehave without it coming back to bite us in the butt…Luke especially. Luke was the CEO of Fontaine Enterprises, a multi-faceted corporation that dabbled in everything from medical supplies to water purification systems. He was only known in certain circles, and the media didn’t hound him as it would a celebrity, but he didn’t need the hassle of any bad publicity. I was a freelance journalist. Bad publicity for me might have even been a good thing. At least, it would’ve gotten me recognized. I first met Luke when I interviewed him for an article for an entrepreneurial magazine. We met, hit it off, began dating, and the rest was history. I had to admit, I felt a little weird walking to the adult toy store by myself wearing nothing but my wedge hills and blue silk dress.
