ARIANA
I hadn't seen Gabriel for at least two days since the incident at Xavier's. I really should have kept my mouth shut and not said a word when I had known that he was obviously in a bad mood.
It had to be something I had said to him that had triggered his anger. But then again, it had happened after I had said that I was going to move on with my life after I had left the five-year contract we had.
What did he expect? That I was going to give up on life or what?
I didn't have any tangible plans yet, but it did not mean that I didn't have any idea of what I wanted to do after our contract expired. The very first thing was the fact that there was no way in heaven or hell, that I was going back to work for my father in his company, which had been my dream when I had first decided to
