J A M E S
“I hope she doesn't come between the both of us,” Victoria said with a low voice.
I finished my drink and immediately wished I could have another. “We
have to go now. I have a lot of meetings to attend to.” I said, hating every second I was with her.
“I’m not ready just yet,” she said. A waiter walked by with a tray of chocolate cake, and she grabbed one.
“Eat. That is if you want,” she said and fed herself a forkful. “You need to keep yourself filled
against all that alcohol you've been drinking.”
“I don't have time for this, Victoria. I've got work to do. Either you hurry or you'll have to find your way home.”
She smiled up at me. “You wouldn't dare leave me here stranded.”
“Try me,” I said through gritted teeth.
“Waiter, we are going to need more wine.” She said. S
