Lucia Fifteen minutes later, I find myself at the one place I really want to be right now. I hate to admit it, but this entire mess was my fault, and I must swallow my pride for the first time in my life and call the only person that can make me happy. “What do you want, Sir? I am busy,” she responds with an attitude. Here I am trying to swallow my pride, and she doesn’t even care. Calm down, Gabriel. “Busy doing what?” I inquire, trying to keep my tone steady. “Can I help you with something?” Her words dripped with sarcasm. Does she have to be so nasty? “I want to see you. I am downstairs,” I whisper softly. “Oh well, what a shame, but I could care less about what you want, so you may go now.” “Come on Lucía,” I can’t believe what I am about to say, but “I’m sorry.” “What did you

