---- Looking up, I saw it. My name had been replaced on the office door. In its place was Macy's name. "This office was mine. When did that change?" I asked. Before Randall could answer, Macy stepped out of the office. Dressed in a white dress, she looked pitiful. "Ms. Nara, please don't blame Mr. Harris. It's my fault. I shouldn't have taken your space. I don't want you two to fight because of me." Randall instinctively moved to shield her, his expression shifting to annoyance as he turned to me. "Nara, don't be unreasonable." Unreasonable? It was as if they hadn't taken over what was rightfully mine in my absence. ---- However, I let it go for now. Glancing at my watch, I reminded Randall, "Michael will be here any minute. This deal can't fall apart." Randall's expression shifted as he realized the importance of the situation. He shot Macy a reassuring look before taking my hand to lead me toward the entrance. Michael Day pulled me into a friendly hug as soon as he saw me. "Hey, Nara. You don't look too happy. Everything okay?" His simple words brought a lump to my throat. A business partner I hadn't seen in years could sense something was wrong, while the man I'd spent years with remained oblivious. Michael and I had met years ago while working on a project together. He respected my abilities and even offered me a position at his company. ---- I'd turned him down, choosing instead to focus on Randall. Now, as I looked at Michael, a thought crossed my mind. Once I threw Randall out of my life, maybe there'd be room for better opportunities.