Apollo
I stared down at the documents on my desk, my brows slowly furrowing as the words began to blur together. A dull, familiar throb pushed its way through my skull.
Another headache.
I sighed sharply and removed the glasses perched on my nose, setting them down on the desk. I leaned back in my chair and pressed my fingers to my temples.
The office was dark, and empty. I couldn’t help but smirk.
Just like me.
I glanced at the wall clock. 10:03 p.m
Of course. I’d lost track of time again.
Austin was still recovering in the hospital, so there was no one to drive me home tonight, not that it mattered. I’d just stay in the office, like I did yesterday.
I shifted the pile of documents around. I needed one more file to wrap up this proposal, the one Chase said he left at the downsta
