She never have to run again

He closed the laptop and powered down his office computer before standing up, righting his suit and grabbing his wallet from his desk drawer. It was a good day. The week was off to a great start and he had finally caught up on all the work that had been piling up since the day Lana had disappeared. It had been a little embarrassing to realize how badly he had let things slide as he focused all his time and energy on finding Lana.

Now that she was back and determined to stay, he was able to focus on his company. He was already planning on extravagant gifts to be delivered to his management team that had picked up the slack. He had a whole new lease on life and had a little extra spunk as he looked forward to what he hoped was a very promising future with Lana.

“I’m headed out,” he said, stopping at Akira’s desk.

“Tell Wind I said hi,” she said with a smile.

Xyrus chuckled. “I will. Thank you for letting me borrow him.”

She giggled. “I can share him. Just don’t forget he’s mine after f