VINCENT
The moment I watched Alina step out of that elevator, I knew something was wrong. That look of mischief which was always in her eyes was gone.
Jonah bowed slightly at her before opening the back door for her and she carefully slipped in.
“I didn’t know you had a driver.” She pointed out as Jonah got into the driver’s seat.
“Sometimes, driving isn’t very convenient, so I need someone else on the wheel.”
She glanced at Jonah again then nodded absently. “And now isn’t very convenient?”
“I was in a meeting while on my way here,” I explained, “so yes, it wasn’t very convenient.”
Her head jerked to me with surprise. “It is almost eleven pm Vincent, and you were still in a meeting while coming here. Do you ever rest?”
“Do you?” I returned the question. “You also run a business A
