Chapter fourteen.

Days I went to work pleased me. Weekends were so boring I'd wish Monday would be right after Friday. On weekends, I'd snuggle in a corner and binge a series on N*****x or think about the full work days. Neil was a huge part of my life.

Monday came full-blown to me. I waited all weekend for it, so I was prepared. I rushed through my bacon and egg with a cup of tea. Boarding a taxi, I got to Neil's Incorporated and stared at it, noticing Neil's face splattered around the glass panes. The curves of "E" blended in with the "l". This was now my innocuous home. A place I couldn't get worried about anything.

I walked in and passed by a buzz of Neil's workers. Till today, I had no clue of some people that worked in the same building with me. This place hosted about four hundred workers and I worked on the last floor, so there was a thin percentage that they'd even know me.

I stepped into the elevator before it closed. Inside was a woman I'd never seen. She had a ponytail and a pleated sk