Touché.
I looked at her surprised and she giggled.
Immediately, the elevator door opened and she stepped out. I stood there lost and even more in love with her. She'd not changed one bit. She'd remained the innocent yet serious and straightforward, Heather.
I smiled to myself and left the elevator too.
**
Later that day in the afternoon, Heather had left the office early. Before leaving, she'd come to tell me bye. That had made me really happy.
While I worked, someone knocked at my door and I asked the person come in.
It was Kevin.
I felt my jaws clench but I tried to act normal.
"Good afternoon, sir." I greeted.
"Yeah, good afternoon, pal. Is Heather around?"
"No, she isn't."
I heard him curse lowly.
"Any problem, sir?" I asked.
"Um, no. Personal problems. Anyway, do you know when she'll be coming back? Time?"
"No, sir. She's done for the day."
"Um, alright. Do you have her address? For her new apartment?"
I wish. And even if I had I won't give you, dumbass.
"No."