Chapter 123. Epilogue: Alfred and Terence pt. 8

I drove Terence home the next morning, because he had been called to rescue a family of cats trapped in a drain, from an animal rights organization he belonged to. 

I wanted to go with him, but I had promised my mom I would go to the hospital. 

“I’m sorry,” I said regretfully, as I pulled up in front of his apartment. 

He smiled. “No, don’t apologize, you were kind enough to drive me. I’m sorry if I’m a bother.” 

“I’ll see you at lunch,” I said. “Text me where you are, and I’ll be there.” 

“You don’t have to do that,” Terence said with a furrowed brow. “I’ll probably be busy all day and I guess you are too.” 

I looked into his eyes and instantly knew he was asking for space. I smiled and nodded. 

“Okay.