Sean understood it. Those eyes earlier... they screamed in utter pain. He wouldn't try to bombard her with questions, and lent his ears after a while. Sean knew it's the best way to listen. His lips need to be sealed for some time, and quit being nosy.
"Let's wrap up for today. I hope Ms. Friya would come back tomorrow. I could get him a call after work," Sean assured.
"Okay, boss," Jia saluted. Sean adored her cuteness, after all. Along with her twin brother at the long table. Sean breathed, hoping for Friya's recovery this time.
...
Enjoying the sunset view at the Tundra Trip, she never knew it would mesmerize her by watching the darkness overtaking the orange tinge. She sat down at the hood of her car, right sitting itself near the railings of the cliff. There were other people around, but she kept herself confined. Only herself.
