Derek grabs Kalin's jaw lightly, bring his lips close to the other's, "Oh you'll dance alright. You're going to be shaking your hips and ass for me in front of everyone."
Kalin stares at him, biting his lower lip, "And you'll be standing there like a lump on a long because you have no clue how to dance informally." He grins.
"Not that I have a problem with me ass being the center of your world."
Derek smirks and shakes his head, "That's not what I mean." He leans closer, letting warm minty breath hit Kalin's lips, "You're going to be shaking your ass on my cock for everyone to see."
Derek leans closer and nips at Kalin's neck, continuing to make Kalin grind down on his cock. "You sure about that? You're face tells me you want more."
Derek growls and bites Kalin's neck a little harder, "Fine....you'll learn the hard way then." He pushes Kalin back into his seat and clenches his jaw tightly.
Kalin huffs, "I'm just saying, what we do in the car is dangerous enough on a moving vehicle. I'm not gonna add a lap dance onto that, no matter how much I wanna go e it to you." He pokes Derek's side, "So don't get grumpy with me."
Derek softens his smile and leans closer to Kalin, caressing his cheek, "I'm sorry, you deserve more." He kisses Kalin's forehead softly, "Is there anything in particular you've been wanting to do? Even back at thr company or at home?"
Kalin leans into his touch, relaxing, "Mm. . . Ooh! I wanna get a nail system set up! A new one. The old one looks kinda old- and doesn't work very well- the only reason people know their boxes is because of habit. Most new employees struggle. So I wanna work with my dad an build on and make cool little name tags for them. And doors! I want doors. Cause you don't like seeing clutter, so the doors would look neet and you don't have to see people's mail." He grins at Derek.
Derek nods softly and smiles, "That actually sounds like a great idea. I've been trying to think of a way to improve the smaller areas of the company that my father never took seriously. When we get back to work, go ahead and start mocking up some plans on how they will look exactly and about how long it will take. Don't worry about the cost. Also, we need to create a temporary system for when the mail boxes are being made."
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