"So he just came here to scold you because you skipped work?" Kate said, pacing my room back and forth. I puffed up my cheeks a little and pressed my lips together.
I hesitated for a moment. I couldn't decide whether I wanted to tell her or not. I usually told Kate everything and we never kept secrets from each other. I wanted to tell her but I couldn't. My chicken self just couldn't. I wanted some time to think about what to do. On one hand, was Kate and on the other was my asshole of a boss. It was all too much-too too much-to take in. It was like I was in the middle of a tug-of-war with my boss and Kate opposite each other. I was torn, conflicted, tangled up like earphones in the pocket of jeans, and frus-fucking-trated.
I bit my lip, contemplating what to do.
To tell Kate?
Or not?
I let an inaudible, yet heavy sigh. I turned to Kate who had her eyes narrowed at me. "Yes," I replied, lying through my teeth.
"Couldn't he have called you or something?" Her eyes narrowed more and I could have sworn they were closed.
"Well," I paused before saying, "he doesn't have my number," I said, which was true.
"Couldn't he email you or something?"
"Kate, he is the CEO of a tech company, do you expect him to still use the email." I sighed again, exasperated.
"But everyone uses the email."
"Not Ivan Trevelyan."
"But you guys took long-"
"Kate, would you please stop doubting me." I sighed one more time looking up at my best friend.
"I'm not doubting you. I'm just being inquisitive and suspicious. You know? I'd never doubt you. I know you'll never lie to me."
I felt a pang in my chest. What the fuck was I doing? "Then, would you please stop? I'm really tired now." I sighed lightly again as I removed my shoes from my feet.
"Alright alright. You should stop sighing too much. You sound like you're trying to hold in fart or something." I glared at her playfully and she chuckled lightly. "So you're going to work tomorrow?"
"Yeah, obviously." I rolled my eyes.
"I'll go order some extra cheese topped pizza for dinner," she said in a sing-song voice and she hopped out of my room.
She really has mood swings more than a pregnant lady.
Okay, maybe not.
Right?
*
I slowly opened my eyelids and smiled. I had a feeling the day would be joyful. Then, I remembered what happened yesterday and Cheshire grin on my face melted away.
Oh right. I'm supposed to go to work. A very beautiful place with a very nice boss and whatnot. Can anyone hint the freaking sarcasm?
I hummed as I took a shower, wore a white button up shirt, a gray skirt I bought from the previous day, and tied my hair into a high ponytail.
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RomanceIvan Trevelyan is one of the most successful business owners in New York. Dark, rude, and fearsome, his employees are forced to put up with his constant mood swings and insatiable demands. He is known mostly for his good looks, wealth, and arrogant...