Mia and Tyler had been enemies since their first year in the office. She thought he was an arrogant prick who walked around like the company belonged to him. He thought she was a bossy know-it-all who acted like her ideas were gold. They argued in every meeting, rolled their eyes at each other, and made sure everyone knew they couldn’t stand one another.
That Thursday evening, the whole floor had gone home early. Only Mia and Tyler were left, stuck finishing a tight deadline for a big client pitch. The tension had been building all day. When Tyler changed one of her slides without asking, Mia lost it.
“You always do this s**t,” she snapped, standing up from her desk. “Thinking you know better than everyone.”
Tyler leaned back in his chair, smirking. “And you act like you’re the only one
