ALEXANDER
I placed my hands in my pocket as I walked closer to where Danielle stood. Between going back to the room and staying out here in the roof, I couldn’t tell which was a better option for us, with the kind of tension that had surrounded us the whole evening.
Throughout dinner, she had hardly said a word, only answering questions when I had asked, which didn’t go down well with me.
And right now, she was leaning on the fence at the edge of the roof, looking like she was enjoying the view.
But I could see how tensed her shoulders were.
“We should go back. It’s been a long day, and flight. And I’m sure a good sleep will do is good.” I said tightly, stopping an good distance behind her.
Danielle turned to look at me with eyes that shone brightly in the lights that adorned the
