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14. I'm Your Boss
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2024-10-29 19:42:56Daniella had tears in her eyes, but they were also swarming with pride. I couldn't understand why, I thought I had just fucked up big time but it felt good getting everything of my chest.
Ms. Davidsson cleared her throat, everyone shook of their initial state of shock and turned to her.
Her nose was wrinkled but other than that it was imosible to tell what she was thinking or how she felt. This woman was a master at hiding her emotions from the world but you shouldn't hide them from your family.
”Thank you, Daniella, for the dinner. I think I'm going to go lie down a while.”
Patrcia got up and gave me one last glare, her eyes held emotions I couldn't decipher, she was like a closed and locked book, impossible to read. Her green eyes were lifeless, her lips pressed in a thin line and her nose was up in the air.
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