CHAPTER 28

Thinking it was all over, Jonathan exhaled in relief, wiping off the beads of perspiration that had gathered on his forehead.

“That was close.” He muttered. Just when he was about to resume work, Divah appeared in front of him.

“Sir.” She called, crossing her hands on her chest as her face contorted with a look of surprise and confusion.

When she saw him the first time, she didn't believe her eyes until she got a closer look of him, strengthening her conviction.

“I received an email this morning saying you would be unavailable for a month since you have a business class to be part of.” She reeled, the confusion on her face still etched on it.

“It's not what you think.” Jonathan said, racking his brain on the perfect tale to say to her but his head was blank.

He couldn't tell her his plans and not only that he didn't want anyone to know what he was up to.

Rubbing his nape, he chuckled a bit as he tried to steal away but she was quick to pull him back.

“I'm sorry but you can't l