"Alexandro," she muttered, grabbing the coat and getting to her feet. "You should have just gone home after work," he deadpanned, grabbing the coat from her hands and draping it around her shoulders.
"I am sorry for the inconvenience, sir." She spoke softly, staring up at him.
"I asked you not to apologize. Get it right the first time," he shook his head, motioning for her to follow him to the car.
Yeah, he was clearly upset that she had bothered him.
"I am sorry," she apologized again as they entered the warm and toasty car. "It is fine, Kiera," he grumbled in a deep, sleepy tone. Once the car was back on the road, she kept her gaze fixed on the window.
"Would it be okay with you to sleep at my house? Yours is a little too far for me to drive right now," he asked softly, and she tu
