CORRINE
I was in a rush. Mom called and told me I should be home right now. I didn’t know what was going on and I was dying to know. But she would not tell me.
The elevator opened and I quickly jumped inside but my phone slipped from my hand. It was thrown outside the elevator. I quickly came out to pick it up but a man took it before I could. He handed it to me and I thanked him without looking.
He followed me inside the elevator.
“What floor are you going, Miss?”
It was the time when I turned to look at him. From that moment, I seemed to lose my own voice. The man was utterly gorgeous. His eyes that were looking straight at me brought warmth down to my belly.
“Miss?”
I quickly gathered myself together. “I’m sorry. Ground floor, please.”
He pressed the G button. And oh…
‘Goddam
