I let out a large yawn as I finally hit send on the last unanswered email in my inbox. I was so ready to leave. I've been working at this law firm since I graduated college as the personal assistant to the lead partner.
I enjoyed it and it was good money, but lately I've been a little on edge. Having Wyatt back in town really did change a lot of things. I thought about him frequently while he was in California for school. Now, he consumed my thoughts even more now that he was back.
After the panic attack I had at the restaurant, and Wyatt coming over to my apartment, he and I haven't talked much. That was two days ago.
We both had ended up falling asleep on the couch that night. When I had woken up that morning, he was gone and had left a note. His note wasn't anything special. It simply said that he had some stuff to take care of and he would talk to me later.
I let out a frustrated breath as I logged out of my computer. Why did he effect me this way? Why did Wyatt have to invade every thought that I had? It crushed me when I told him how I felt on the day of our high school graduation, and he shut me down. Then he left for four years and I thought that I would get over him.
Clearly, I haven't. To make matters worse, I was dating his brother. I did care about Logan and I was attracted to him; but something about our so-called relationship didn't feel right. All the times that I've kissed Logan haven't even come close to the very few times I had kissed Wyatt. When Wyatt and I kissed, it was like everything in the world fell away.
The last time that happened was the night of our high school prom. Refusing to relive that memory, I got up from my desk and started walking to my car.
"Amelia!"
I stopped and turned when I heard my boss's voice. "Yes, Mr. Anderson? Did I forget something?"
He smiled as he stopped in front of me. Kyle Anderson was a middle-aged tall man with salt and pepper hair. He has been happily married to his wife Patricia for twenty years. I haven't had many bosses in my life, but to me he was a good one.
"No, not at all," he said kindly. "I just wanted to let you know that I approved your request."
"I'm sorry, sir. My request?"
His smile vanished; his expression turning pensive. "Yes. For your upcoming family trip. I think your boyfriend called this morning and spoke to HR about it."
Wait, Logan called my office? Why would he do that? I told him before not to interfere with my work. I don't even know what request he's even talking about.
I faked a smile as I put my hand to my head. "I'm sorry, Mr. Anderson. I've had a lot on my mind lately and completely forgot about it. Thank you so much for approving it!"
I swear, when I see Logan...
"No problem," my boss said as he turned to leave. "Have a good night, Amelia. I'll see you tomorrow."
"You too," I replied as I got in my car. I stayed in my parking spot for a moment and took a few deep breaths. I closed my eyes and rested my head against my seat.
I didn't know what request my boss was talking about, but it had to mean time off. What was Logan planning? And why didn't he tell me about it?
Chime-chime
At first, I didn't want to even look at my phone to see who had texted me. But I was also kind of hoping it was Logan so I could rip him a new one. I glanced down at my phone and was pleasantly surprised.
Wyatt: Hey Lia. What are you up to?
As always, my heart did that little flutter thing.
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My Brother's Girl
RomanceBook 1| Completed | "You know the truth, Lia," Wyatt whispered. "You're my girl. You've always been my girl." Amelia Thomas knew Logan Thorne and his younger brother, Wyatt, better than anyone. Since she grew up in the house next door, the three of...