Chapter VII

Marcus’ POV

The taxi drops me off at the front entrance of the office building.  It’s a crisp but sunny autumn day, and the light is shining through the glass of the building.  It’s one of the nicer skyscrapers in the city, and I’d never really taken much time to reflect on the beauty of this glass giant.  I felt totally relaxed after my lunch with Lowri.  Tony’d had to order a taxi for us as we’d gone through the bottle of red wine easily.  I’m not surprised we’d gone through the bottle as it was 4 o’ clock!  We’d been 3 hours at lunch! I’d cleared the afternoon of appointments in any event, but my plan was to get a few hours of paperwork done after meeting with Lowri.  I have to admit to myself that her company was very enjoyable, and I hadn’t relaxed like that for a long time.  Last Saturday didn’t count, as I considered that totally reckless behaviour. 

God only knows what would’ve happened to me last Saturday night ha