DAMIEN
Clara really made my day yesterday. All it took was teasing her about her statement, and it quickly turned into a hilarious situation. Throughout the exchange, I wished I could have been there with her in person to see her blush and squirm.
The door to my office swung open, and for a split second, I hoped it was Clara. But instead, Dave walked in. “How did it go?” I asked as he took a seat in front of me.
“It went well. We have a business deal with them now.” He placed his hands on the table, nervously intertwining his fingers. “I’m sorry you had to run into your grandfather like that.”
I waved off his concern, trying to appear nonchalant. “It’s fine. Lisa already apologized for the mix-up, and everything is all good.” I forced a slight smile, hoping to reassure him. “Besides, h
