First confession

Samil finally left his office, I followed him to the roof to escort him to the helicopter. On the way up there he gave me several suspicious gazes, but somehow they weren't as cold and spiteful as those from when I entered his office in the morning. Perhaps, he finally decided to give me benefit of the doubt and trust that whatever secrets I held they weren't necessarily dangerous ones… Well, my secret abilities certainly weren't stating any threat to him.

“I will see you in three days, Ms. Eder,” he smirked just before the helicopter landed, “When I am gone, remember that you are my employee, you take orders from me alone,” he stated firmly gazing deep into my eyes.

His words made me flustered a bit. He sounded possessive and domineering. I couldn't keep up with his mood swings, especially considering that I felt that he was about to fire me just an hour ago.

He finally got on board of the chopper and flew away, and I was able to get back behind my desk to d