Nathanael
After leaving the most embarrassing message on his phone, I just try to concentrate back on my work.
Not that this is really an option.
I try not to think about Eleandra surely already having torn everything in my penthouse apart as Gilda runs into my office, looking horribly distraught.
“What is it now?”
She takes a deep breath, fear flashing in her eyes as she must be weighing the consequences of telling me something or whatever else is going on. “I can’t find him.”
“Who?” I ask, annoyed, even though I have a bad premonition.
She fidgets with her fingers, taking a step forward before stepping back closer to the door. “Theo.”
I look up at her, raising an eyebrow, and she wets her lips. “I told him to stay in the cave. But he is gone.”
“Yeah,” I sigh, lowering my
