Chapter 34: His loss

Hudson stood in his room, his brows furrowed, as he wondered where Annette was, it was Monday morning, and she hadn't come to prepare him for the day ahead.

Yes, he hasn't bothered to go check up on her all weekend after their little disagreement, because he didn't owe her anything and he was in the company of Susan.

"Where the hell is she?" He questioned as he got tired of waiting and went to go see her, he was ready to scold her and tell her that their personal matters shouldn't affect her work when he saw a cleaner leaving Annette's room.

He paused in the hallway, confused. The cleaner raised her head in time to see him standing there with a look of confusion.

"Where's the occupant of this room?" Hudson enquired, as he walked towards her, anger evident in his tone.

"Oh, you must be Mr McKenney, I was told to give you this letter from Miss Annette," The cleaner said, handing over a piece of paper to him.

He regarded it for a moment before receiving it. It fell open in his hands.