The 99 Seconds
Her time was running short, but she still had significant documents to dig into — reports that needed her eyes before she could finally call it a night.
Her fingers brushed fabric and paper, ruffling through documents, mentally arranging priorities as the world outside continued to turn without her.
When she arrived in the parking lot of her apartment, it was already past 10 p.m. She rode the elevator and was at her door in about a minute, entering her passcode in a burst. As soon as she entered, the scent of lavender and cherry struck her nose, and she breathed in her favorite smell.
After entering her bedroom and swiftly removing the heels from her feet, which were already screaming in the
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