KEIRA
“Look at me, Kei.” Theo whispered, trying to coax me.
I didn’t.
“I thought you have work to do. Go, get your butt in there. I wanted to rest.”
I tried to close the door once again. He stopped me once again.
“I don’t want this kind of conversation, Keira.”
“Same.”
I wanted to tell him that I was starting to doubt my decision. I hadn’t stayed twenty-four hours here and yet this was what happened.
“Alright. Go, take a rest. I’ll prepare our lunch. I’ll call you when—”
“I’ll eat when I feel hungry. Go ahead, already.”
This time, I was eager to kick him out of my doorway. And I was glad he didn’t try to stop me. I leaned my back at the door once I closed it. I felt heavy in my heart.
‘I don’t like this feeling. I don’t like the fact that Theo was still emotionally tied with his
