Chapter twenty-three

For the next couple of weeks, Madison began to notice that Carl was acting strange. He was always giving a cold attitude to strangers and would glare at anyone that tried to approach her.

Sometimes, he would prevent people from talking to her and was always suspicious of most of her employees, which she did not like.

Talking to him and trying to find out what was wrong was like trying to break a rock with an egg, as he didn’t seem to want to let the cat out of the bag.

Even his attitude towards her began to change, as most times, he would try to avoid her by trying to keep less conversation with her.

She didn’t like his cold shoulders, as she have already begun to accept him as a trustworthy friend and someone she could rely on. Her heart occasionally squeezed, when he did not respond to most of her questions.

It was Friday and the sun had already risen. The black car shone under the sun’s Rays, giving off a majestic feeling.

Madison was rushing to work and Carl was going to d