Stay

Amaija

I wait for the door to close and a few minutes to go by before I turn around to face Vector.

“Before you say anything, I can explain.” He says as I glare at it.

“Okay, explain to me why you can’t trust my choice. Explain why you think I’m a fool. Go ahead. Explain why you are telling someone I brought here to get out of my company!” I shout, seething with anger.

“It’s our company. We’re partners, and of course, I don’t think you’re a fool. I don’t want you to get hurt again.”

“I brought Eriq her as an employee, not a potential boyfriend you can grill and even if I was interested in him, it’s not of your business. Whether my heart breaks a million times, it’s none of your business.”

“Don’t say that!” He yells. “Of course, it’s my business. I care about you.”I exhale sharply.

“I know you think of me as a little sister.”

“I don’t,”

“What?”

“I don’t think of you as my sister.” He says as he steps closer to me. I stare at him, stunned.

“I have never thought of you as a little sister