Exposed At The Altar
I couldn’t let her fight alone.
I inhaled shakily and knocked. Not even a full knock,more like a tap, weak, hesitant.
“Come in,” his voice called. Calm, too calm.
I stepped in and froze at the sight of him. Daniel was leaning against his desk, arms crossed, a line etched deep between his brows.
“You could at least pretend to knock,” he said, a hint of tiredness in his voice that didn’t reach his eyes.
I ignored it. “I’m donating.” Straight to the point. No room for niceties.