“Tobias is busy, he will be in a little later,” he tells me. I just nod and look away. As soon as the door opens Theo walks out and straight to his office. Thank God I have done my hair and make-up in the car. That was the most awkward exchange we have ever had. It’s like he couldn’t get away from me fast enough.
Going to my desk, I switch the computer on and turn the phones over when I bump my hip on the edge of the table. I hiss at the jolt of pain, my eyes almost cross at the sudden flare. I have been cleaning it regularly and changing the dressing, but it’s taking a long time to heal, and I’m reminded of my infection worry. Checking Theo is still in his office, I sneak over to the small bathroom. I haven’t checked it since yesterday.
Pulling my blouse up, I peel back the bandage. T
