The hallways were still bleak, but now held a nostalgic emotion to my heart.
Not as nostalgic as when I knocked on the door barging in before he could give a response.
"Missed me?" I ask.
Schofield straightens his back and tries to suppress a smile—he fails miserably. "About time you came back."
I close the door behind me. Despite it being summer, the man was still working his ass off. "I was in the area, don't feel too special."
"Noted. You're faring well, I presume?"
I take a seat. "Financially or physically?"
"Emotionally. You seem happy."
I shrug. I was. "I just found something out that really struck me in the heart." And I can't wait to see the source of that happiness.
Schofield nods. "That's good. And how are things in your life?"
"Pretty well. I have a job in Sunview, I f
