ZerahFrom the moment I reached the office, I knew.The whole place was buzzing like someone had kicked a beehive. Most of the staff had phones glued to their faces and their mouths were hanging open, their fingers frozen mid-air like they forgot how to type. Some people even had their hands over their mouths like they’d just watched a horror movie. I, on the other hand, remained calm in the face of this. Not because it didn’t matter, but because I had already gone through every possible emotion days ago.The shock, anger and anxiety? That ship had sailed, now… all that was left was silence on my end.A twisted kind of silence, considering that I was the main hidden catalyst for all of this. I didn't stop moving, greeting past my other coworkers, some of whom were too absent minded to greet back. Nathan's door remained closed silent.Was he in the office? I had no idea.There were no sounds of movements, so I suspected the negative. I wasn't surprised. With the plethora of family ma
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