I scoffed internally, a smirk of disbelief tugging at my lips as I wondered what had given him the audacity to think I would engage in such scandalous behavior between us.
Even without his condescending warning, I had already resolved to avoid any confrontation with him. I needed this job, not only for the lucrative pay but also because it meant I'd get to see Julian. Even if Roman happened to walk by on my left, I would take the right path without a second thought, I mused as I stepped out of the shimmering silver ring.
My gaze fell upon Leah, who was resting her cheek atop her folded hands, gazing at the bustling cafeteria scene. A frown creased my brow as I crossed my arms, my frustration bubbling over. "He's so prideful," I muttered under my breath, a note of irritation weaving through my words.
Leah looked up, a playful smile breaking across her face. "Yeah, he is. But did the contract process go well?" she asked, her tone light and curious.
