Falling For The Enemy
Balancing the cup in one hand and her notebook, pen, cellphone, and laptop in the other, she turned to exit the door and slammed into a hard chest.
Her cup flew from her hand, and she watched with horror as it splashed on a shirt.Hispristine white shirt was now soaked in red.
“Shit. I’m so sorry, Rodrigo. I didn’t see you,” she apologized. The red color was spreading all over in a huge wet stain. “My God. I’ve ruined your shirt.”
Before he could reply, she shifted closer to him. Removing something from her pocket, she wiped his chest with it.