"Why are you still asking me? We've been eating dinner together for a month now. What's the difference tonight?"
"Uhm. I will have a meeting later and I would be done by six or seven in the evening. If we take travel time into consideration, I'd be home late."
"So, you want me to come to you and have dinner?"
"Yes."
"Can't we have dinner at home? I'll wait for you no matter how late. I'm worried that someone might spot us again."
"Are you sure?"
"Hn. You can just wake me up if I'm asleep by the time you are home."
"Okay."
Cayenne refused his offer of having dinner outside. She was getting paranoid already with the thought that someone might see them together.
They talked about other things before they finally decided to end the call. Cayenne was actually happy to receive another dinner invitation from him but she had to let it go.
Few minutes before her shift ended, a bouquet of tulips was delivered to her.
