Alex:The car ride back was quiet, even Dennis didn’t try to fill it this time. That alone told me enough about how I must have looked.“Careful,” he muttered as I stepped out, my balance not as steady as usual. “You already walk around with a cane, which you seem to have lost, you don’t want to trip, being drunk, and without your cane.”“I’m fine.” I muttered angrily.“You’re not.” He said, clearly shaking his head at me.“I said I’m fine.” I snapped despite myself. He didn’t argue, but he stayed close enough to make sure I didn’t miss a step as we walked inside.The house felt colder than usual, or maybe that was just me.“Thomas,” Dennis called as we stepped into the foyer.“Sir.” Thomas appeared almost instantly, composed as always.But I could hear it, the slight shift in his tone. He noticed how horrible I looked, and I believed that he and the staff might have seen the office after last night.Dennis exhaled quietly.“He’ll be dealing with a hangover today,” he said, half unde
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