He practically lived in the office these days.
Sure enough, when I pushed the door open, Cole was seated at the desk, files spread out around him, a half-drunk mug of coffee beside his elbow.
He looked up immediately. “Luna? You should be resting.”
“I tried,” I admitted, walking in and shutting the door softly behind me. “It didn’t work.”
Cole studied me for a moment, concern flickering briefly in his eyes, but he didn’t question me further.
“Alright,” he said, pulling a seat out for me. “In that case… we’ve got updates.”
Good.
Updates were exactly what I needed.
I slipped into the seat beside him and exhaled.
If I couldn’t sleep, I could at least keep things moving until Alexander came back.
“Where do we begin?” Cole asked, referring to the updates.
“Anywhere is fine… You can s
