"Okay. Just don't mind me here. I would be fine," replied Daphne, with an awkward smile on her face.
"Alright. Tell me if you need something, or at least be quiet there."
Daphne nodded and did not respond and waited for the time for her to go home. Later, as she rechecked her cell phone, the time was shown on the lock screen. Thus, she stood, got her tote bag, and faced Nathan.
"Oh, what were you doing?" asked Nathan, standing, clueless about what she was doing.
"Yes. I mean, I should go home now. Goodbye, Mr. Kelly," she said, waved her hand, and jogged towards the door. Her adrenaline pushed her to move faster, and she entered the elevator.
While Nathan fixed his things on the table quickly, he exhaled and ran towards Daphne and called her to cease.
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