RAVAYA
When Kael had confirmed that I was going to work. A stupid part of me didn't expect...this.
Printing reports, answering endless calls, scheduling back-to-back meetings, and a whole other stuff. It was barely past midday, and I was seconds from collapsing face-first onto the floor.
My spine ached, Evander's mark on my shoulder throbbed, and every inch of me screamed for a cup of coffee. Or three.
Kael's red eyes collided with mine as I placed a fresh batch of files on his desk.
"Go on a break," he said, his voice calm and infuriatingly commanding. "You look...tired."
I blinked. How...considerate of him.
"I...uh...yes, sir," I muttered, surprised at my own obedience. Normally, I'd argue. Today, I didn't have the energy.
So, I backed out, not stopping until the office door was
