Sienna:
This was one of the few days that I believed seemed calmer than usual when I came to dealing in the office when it came to working and taking care of the responsibilities that I had to take care of. I had just wrapped up reviewing some reports, and for once, the day had been calm, structured. Almost normal.
A normal that I found myself admiring, embracing. Lately, the two of us, Damon and I, have managed to come to something that I did not even think that we would have. It was a feeling of mutual, one that I found myself growing addicted to.
That, of course, changed the moment I turned the corner and saw her.
Lysandra.
She was standing near the window, arms crossed over her chest, dressed in her usual too-expensive, too-tight business attire, looking like she was born to sit o
