ALEXANDER
I stared at the man standing at the front of the board, giving the occupants of the room a detailed explanation of what his company had to offer when it came to the construction project we had, not listening to a word he was saying.
Yes I could see him. I could see his mouth move, and I could hear him say things. But if I were to be asked to repeat the last words he had said, then I was certainly doomed.
How could I even listen, when my mind was someplace else. And the fact that this was an important project…
I picked up the black pencil that had my name carved onto it in gold letters, and fiddled with it in my fingers, d finally taking my whole attention of the man.
Whatever it was he was saying, I hoped Eric jutted it down.
Why hadn’t she called? It was already last two
