Third Person's POV It’s nine-thirty post meridiem.After a long day of work, showing up at board meetings, conflicted mind spiraling, Edward was set to see Stacy. A one-on-one chitchat would be better than a phone conversation—so he thought.“Where to, sir?” Myles asked in his usual polite and professional tone. There was nervousness in his stance when he opened the door for Edward, and Edward can't figure that out. Not like he cared, anyway.Edward stepped into the car steadily—sophisticatedly, even, his jaw twitching in irritation. His patience had been a fragile thing all week; tonight, it wasn’t even that.“Myles,” Edward muttered, exhaling. “You’re the one who told me the driver called in sick. Why the hell are you now acting like you don’t know where I’m going?”Myles blinked, momentarily taken aback. “My apologies, sir. My bad. Won’t happen again.”Edward clicked his tongue, already regretting the snap but unwilling to acknowledge it. His temples pulsed—another headache formin
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