CLAIRE
“Stop using my clinic as your work and hangout place!” Leilah exclaimed right after seeing Gail.
I wasn’t expecting her to be around, but she casually pulled a chair from one corner and opened her laptop.
“Hi, Gail.” I greeted her, although I was still confused about why she was there. She looks so at home, and by how Leilah yells at her, she definitely drops by way too frequently.
She grinned widely. “Hi! Are you here for a checkup? Or maybe you’re hanging out here too?”
I was about to answer but flinched after seeing Leilah’s expression. “Why are you always here?! This isn’t a cafe!”
“Uh… Leilah, please calm down.” I tried to calm her as her eyes started to glow. We heard one of the staff members walking toward Leilah’s room.
“Lei, your eyes.” Gail panicked, but Leilah’s ey
