ELARA
I didn't have the time to fix my face before Sebastian walked in. He walked in before I could pull myself together, before I could shield my emotions but it didn't matter because I was too overwhelmed that I didn't mind Sebastian seeing me vulnerable.
Sebastian paused beside the door when he saw my face, before he slowly walked toward his desk. He didn't say a word as he sat down but his eyes never left my face and that made me even more vulnerable.
“Th—.”
“I had–,”
We said together and I chuckled.
“You go first,” I said and he nodded. I rarely saw this side of Sebastian, where he wasn't too cold.
“I had to, I told the interviewer something that needed to be true,” he said flatly, like he hasn't done the biggest thing for me.
“Thank you,” I whispered and he shrugged.
“It's
