Draven.I strode into the sleek lobby of Voss Tower, briefcase in hand swinging with cufflinks catching the light, and pushed through the lobby doors. Chaos greeted me immediately.Carla, my usually unflappable receptionist, stood with her arms crossed, glaring at the tall, auburn-haired woman in a tailored, flared cream coat looming over her desk, her voice cutting through the marble space.“I told you, I’m family. His wife’s sister. Let me up or I’ll—”“Mr. Voss has no wife yet, ma’am,” Carla replied coolly. “The wedding is in three weeks. I can’t—”“This is ridiculous. Call him right now.”I approached, my footsteps echoing. Carla’s shoulders relaxed the second she saw me. “Mr. Voss. This woman insists—”“It’s fine, Carla,” I said smoothly, placing a firm hand on her elbow. “She’s with me. Hold my calls for the next thirty minutes.”She straightened giving a tight nod.“This way, Elara.” I placed a hand on her back and steered her toward the private elevator. The doors closed, seal
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