★Cassandra★
It had been one of those exhausting weeks where the hours blurred together. Meetings, client reviews, revisions, the usual chaos. So, when Timothy sent a message suggesting a casual dinner, I didn’t even hesitate to accept. Although, I liked the idea of a quiet night at home. I wasn’t in the mood to talk about work. What I wanted to do was crawl into my bed and sleep. But it was Timothy, and saying no to my brother wasn’t always easy. By the time I reached the restaurant, I was a bit early. The place was one of those high-end steakhouses with dark wood interiors and low golden lighting. It was the kind of place where people spoke in quiet tones, and the servers always seemed to glide instead of walk. I followed the host to the reserved table and found Nathan seated at the tabl
