Chapter 116


Finnian nodded. "Got some things to attend to."

With that, he turned on his heel and left the company, heading to the curb to make a quick call.

Fifteen minutes later, Finnian walked into a sleek, understated bar with a quiet ambiance. It was the kind of place that whispered sophistication.

Dorian was already at the bar, waiting for him. He slid a pre-ordered drink over to Finnian and asked, "What's got you day-drinking? Something on your mind?"

Finnian cursed under his breath, "I'm swamped every day-who's got time for drama?"

"You're really cussing now," Dorian chuckled. "If the girls at your company heard you talk like that, they'd lose their crush on you in a heartbeat."

"Let them be. Not my fricking problem."

Finnian took a swig of his drink, feeling the cold liquid burn its way down with a fiery sensation, leaving him insatiable with an even deeper sense of emptiness.

He spoke in a measured tone, "Got a message from my mom yesterday. Said she misses me and wants to visit for Christmas."

Dorian was silent.

what did

replied. Don't feel

they were in different countries, possibly even different hemispheres.

Dorian's silence. "He's got a new

routine?" Dorian said dismissively. "Didn't he break up with his last girlfriend just last month? His relationships are

month

picked up his glass and downed the drink in one go. Dorian exclaimed, "Damn,

was some

didn't

as he inquired, "How are things with Elysia? Jessica still reaching

she is. She's got no friend to turn to, so who else can she reach

his own drink, eyeing

the place, not your usual

"Nothing much, just drinking."

and then shifted the conversation to business. Dorian still looked at him with suspicion but decided not to press the

of guy who wouldn't spil his guts even being forced. Dorian had to wait until he wanted to talk. He had gotten used to that over the years, so

was up early and on

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