Rowan
Across the hallway to my office, I tuck my tie around my neck while Neil, my assistant, rattles off information as much as he can.
Despite this, I find it more relaxed. You can see that my schedule affects him, too, so he's more rested, like me. It's only been two days that I've been working normal office hours, and I'm already wondering how I managed to live completely in the office without ever going out.
Maybe it was because I didn't have anything to motivate me to go back to an empty house. I had no one. Now I have Adelaide, and the mere thought of being with her motivates me to come home earlier than planned.
"I need you to plan our trip to London," I tell Neil as he notes on the iPad. We have to leave on Sunday, so make sure to organize my agenda for the week with everythin
