Diana
There was no need to discuss our destination: we were heading to my place. From the moment the reason for the event had been announced, Sabina and I hadn’t exchanged a single word. She knew enough about Daemon to understand that, right now, any questions would only make things worse.
Sabina frowned as she stared out of the window, occasionally giving my fingers a gentle squeeze with her warm palm. That simple gesture offered more support than any words could have, and having her beside me was enough.
Once we had settled in the kitchen and I placed two steaming mugs of tea on the table, Sabina looked at me intently.
“What are you going to do?”
“I haven’t decided yet. The CEO doesn’t have to be in the office all the time. Otherwise, I’ll resign.”
“Thinking of running away?”
“No,
