Clara
Boston still felt strange, not because it was an unfamiliar city to me. Quite the opposite… According to everyone around me, I had spent a lot of time working here. I had overseen projects, closed deals, built important business relationships.
But for me… It was like visiting the home of someone who claimed to have been my best friend and not even remembering his name.
That feeling stayed with me all day. The hotel where the new headquarters would be inaugurated was elegant, modern, and large enough to accommodate all the important guests for the evening.
When we arrived, Ethan took care of the check-in while I reviewed some documents related to the event one last time.
Upon reaching the suite, I understood why he had insisted on booking that room… It was enormous.
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