# Chapter 7: The Client Who Felt Like Danger
Hello, friends—welcome back to another chapter of *Searching For Someday* free digital audiobook! I’m so glad you’re here, because this chapter is a delicious mix of matchmaking, friendship, temptation, and one very dangerous man in a very nice chair. Grab your coffee, settle in, and let’s walk through Chapter 7 together.
We open with Arilyn and Kate in one of those conversations that feels like a snapshot of their friendship. Arilyn sighs that first dates are “so rich with hope and intention.” Kate, ever the realist, snorts and adds the less romantic side: awkwardness, drama, and disappointment. But Arilyn reminds her of the code: never speak about dating with negative energy. It could leak back into their company. Kate almost laughs it off, but she knows better. Arilyn’s belief in positive vibes isn’t just a quirk—it’s part of the engine that makes Kinnections work. Kate even wonders, half seriously, if maybe they really are witches after all. She apologizes and asks what Arilyn has going on.
Arilyn, stretching her long arms and flexing her fingers, says she’s counseling Gary on his social fears. Then she has computer programs to work on and a client base to update. Some clients have found profiles they’re interested in and want phone calls arranged. Kate is always amazed by Arilyn—the woman looks holistic and serene, but she has the brain of a geek god. That combination is exactly why Kinnections can compete with high-profile match agencies. Kate says it sounds good; her own load is light, so she might catch up on endless paperwork and actually get out on time tonight. They float off to their respective offices.
But Kate’s mind doesn’t stay on paperwork for long. She tries to concentrate, yet Slade Montgomery keeps creeping back in. Her instinct tells her to take the chance on a lawsuit because the man radiates danger. Still, Kate has never been a coward, and she isn’t about to start now. No problem. She’ll handle him.
Then we cut to Kate watching her new client shrug off his jacket and settle into the chic plum chair. He glances around, taking in the clean lines and soothing decor. Arilyn designed Kinnections to enhance the heart chakra and encourage openness and connection. The space is bold purple and violet, pewter and silver accents, luxurious fabrics and textures. The counseling room has chairs and sofas, plump slate-colored pillows, bamboo plants, and a calming water fountain with flat rocks lining the base. A small desk is tucked into the corner. Today is about bonding with the client, learning his likes and dislikes, and formulating a dating plan.
Kate still can’t quite believe he actually showed up. A deep suspicion gnaws at her bones, and that’s going to make working together difficult. To guide him, she needs belief and vulnerability—she needs to figure out what he really wants. Instead, two emotions are fighting for dominance: distrust and lust.
And honestly? The lust is easy to understand. She pitied his clients. The man is all muscle and towering length, easily over six-four, with massive shoulders and a tight chest clearly visible through his white dress shirt. He doesn’t just walk—he prowls. His tawny locks are thick, messy waves that her fingers itch to touch. Those jungle-green eyes pin a woman to the wall and do bad things to her. The gold frames of his glasses only accent his gaze: probing, heating, diving deep without apology or politeness. He would be deadly in a courtroom, mesmerizing jurors and dominating the judge. Finding women isn’t part of his problem.
So the question hums beneath everything: why is he here? Kate has to counsel him, resist him, and somehow keep her professional footing. But with Slade Montgomery sitting across from her, “professional” suddenly feels like the hardest job in the world.
Reader’s Impressions & Star Rating: I loved this chapter. It balances the warmth of Arilyn and Kate’s friendship with the electric tension of Slade’s entrance. Arilyn’s positive-energy code is both funny and touching, while Kate’s practicality makes her instantly relatable. Then Slade arrives, and the room practically changes temperature. The writing makes him feel dangerous, magnetic, and infuriatingly attractive—exactly the kind of hero who promises trouble. The chapter does a great job of setting up a delicious conflict: Kate needs to be open and vulnerable with a client she doesn’t trust, while her body is busy noticing everything about him. It’s a strong setup for romance, sparring, and secrets. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.8 / 5 Stars
Next Chapter Prediction: Next, Kate will try to get through the consultation with Slade, but it won’t be smooth. She’ll ask careful questions, he’ll answer with lawyerly precision, and they’ll circle each other like opponents in a verbal duel. I predict Kate will sense he’s hiding his real reason for being there—maybe he’s testing Kinnections, maybe he has a personal grudge, or maybe he’s genuinely looking for something he refuses to admit. Their chemistry will crack through every attempt at professionalism, and by the end of the session, Kate will be more determined than ever to figure him out. There may also be a challenge or bargain between them that raises the stakes and forces them to spend more time together.
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