Caleb? But wouldn’t that be partiality? I shrugged. A personal office didn’t sound so bad.

I wonder if Tess knew about my job in Caleb’s company.

When Liza took me to my office, she was right. I fell in love with it at the first sight. It was decorated in a combination of white and blue. The plush couch, the shelf, and even the beautiful paintings on the walls. It also had a floor to ceiling window from where I could see the world beneath me.

I breathed in awe as I took in the beautiful view of the busy city from the window. It was like a customized personal office. As if someone decorated every single thing with utmost care and affection.

I must thank Caleb for this. Getting my own personal office kind of reduced the bitterness of the argument I had with his frustrating cousin.

Once Liza left me on my own, I put my head into the work. It was a little difficult at first, but it all turned manageable with time. But it needed hard work. Piles of files were stacked on my white desk. I didn’t even realize when the sun set in the jam of the work. And as a newbie at this, I was lacking speed.

A knock on the door made me look up. A blond head peeked through the door before he strolled in with a small box in his hand. Blue eyes twinkled with felicity.

“What are you doing here?” I asked.

“Came to see how my little sister is doing on the first day of her office. Why? Is there a problem?”

I rolled my eyes and jutted my chin to the box. “What’s in it?”

“Cupcakes. I thought you’d like some after a day full of work,” he said, opening the box. The mouthwatering sweet aroma of them had me salivating. Only then I realized how hungry I was.

“Thanks.” Grabbing one, I took a bite.

“So? How was your day? Did you like the office?” Tobias asked.

“Other than the shock I got after knowing that I was brought here on purpose and who the owner is, everything else was pretty good. The people over here are very nice and humble.”

He nodded. “I heard what happened. But I don’t have any complaints about their decision. We can have you closer to us, after all.”

I shook my head. I knew none of my family members would see any problem in it. For them, whatever Caleb did was right. I couldn’t even stay upset with him for it. He didn’t know my reasons. If I were in his place, maybe I would do the same.

“Hey, I know what you’re thinking. But don’t worry. I’m sure Achilles won’t do anything that will make you uncomfortable. I can talk to him if you want?” he offered, concern laced his face.