CHAPTER TWENTY ONE
Keira pushed open the door to Viatorum magazine and strolled across the tiled floors. The whiteness and glass seemed so clinical to her now, almost blinding in their brightness. The open-plan office seemed like an enormous waste of space.
All the staff looked up as she entered. There were some new faces amongst them, and some people who’d been there before who were now missing. Lisa was nowhere to be seen. Neither was Duncan. So Joshua had still been hiring and firing while on bed rest, it seemed.
Wobbling in her now out-of-practice stilettos, Keira strode right up to Nina’s desk.
“You’re back,” Nina said, leaping up and hugging her friend. She looked over Keira’s shoulder. “FYI, Joshua is coming in today for the first time since he broke his leg. Specifically to rea
