The campsite rested beneath a stretch of tall trees, sunlight spilling gently between the leaves, and three presidential-suite tents stood like soft-colored cabins in the clearing. They weren't ordinary tents at all, more like portable mini-houses with thick flooring, and the bodyguards had arranged everything inside.
The first tent, of course, was his and Bella's alone. He didn't even pretend to be subtle about that. If anyone tried to take Bella away from him at night, they would probably be buried somewhere in the forest by morning.
The second tent was for Scarlett and Zion. Leo still wasn't sure if the two were officially together, but from the way Zion hovered around her like a quiet shadow, Leo already counted them as a couple. And that made him happy, because the more Scarlett paid attention to Zion, the less attention she stole from Bella.
