Killian:
“Figures, you already found your match,” he even added.
“And you didn’t sound troubled, as I expected.”
Dad stood up as he put down his glass.
“Because I don’t want to trouble myself for a decade, over something that we can’t do anything about,” he smiled. “Relax. A decade is still a long way to be upset,” he tapped my shoulder and left.
I arched my eyebrows.
Seriously?
But come to think of it, he was right. I should stop thinking about it.
“I’ll cross the bridge when I get there,” I told myself and finished my glass.
Since a lot of work had been left pending, I had better give my office a visit.
One week…
Two weeks…
A month…
And now, a year had passed but that lingering feeling of wanting to be with my mate was still there, haunting me.
I can’t take it anymore, so I
