Book 1: Chapter 51

True to my suspicion that day was very busy.

It was a lot of panic and chaos until everyone had gotten the messages that the boss was out and to get a hold of Jordan for all their questions, problems, and complaints.

By the end of the week, the hole in my chest had grown and loneliness had taken its place. I missed Reed with every fiber of my being and in the short amount of time I’ve known him, he had become as important to me as breathing. No matter how angry I was at him I couldn’t stop wishing he was there with me, a few times I’ve even woken up snuggled to the pillow that he slept on when he had been here.

I’d found myself in his office, just staring at his desk wishing he was behind it demanding that I bend over it again. I even missed his voice and his arrogance sadly enough.

I don’t know how many times I’ve stared at the phone begging him to call me because I didn’t dare to call him. That problem solved itself easily by mid-week, as my phone dropped i