LEENA
I stand up and leave the hall immediately after the meeting. I do it to avoid William. From the way he kept staring at me, especially after my contribution, I could tell he wanted to talk to me. He wanted to say something and I wanted to hear it, but I’m not going to give myself to him easily.
“Look at you,” Bethany says, peeking into my office before walking in.
“Bethany,” I say, ready to explain myself for going against her advice of me staying away from work until William reaches out.
She holds a hand against her lips, shushing me. “Firstly, you look very hot. William’s stare could have stabbed a hole through you, if looks could kill. Secondly, what you did in there was phenomenal. You’re an asset to this company, Leena.”
I smile. “Thank you. You look great yourself.”
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