Home. It leaves me with a warm feeling in my gut. Enough to drown out the annoyance at his bossy tone.
“Yes, sir,” I say, throwing him a mock salute.
He shoots me a glare and disappears. When he’s gone, Lev turns to me with a barely visible smirk. “I’m surprised he agreed to this at all.”
“I know this must seem stupid to you both, but I can’t put off talking to Chris any longer," I say.
“I don’t think any of this is stupid. I do think it can wait. But I’m not best friends with the man.”
I give him a shaky smile. “Thanks, Lev. Shall we get going then?”
He nods and leads me out to the driveway. We walk out just in time to see Anton’s vehicle drive through the gates. It’s a massive black jeep with tinted windows and huge tires. The car that Lev picks is much more understated, but it’s p
