Not physically, he's sure. The idea that he might be getting sloppy is one he's not willing to tolerate, so he's quick to shut down that line of conversation whether she's telling the truth or not. This is how it goes, though--the natural push and pull until they reach some kind of equilibrium and meet in the middle.
For now, she'll have to deal with his business side, until he's satisfied with what she's brought. Her beating around the bush has him agitated, which he's sure is something she enjoys, much to his aggravation.
Just as infuriating as the way she sprawls in his chair.
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Not physically, he's sure. The idea that he might be getting sloppy is one he's not willing to tolerate, so he's quick to shut down that line of conversation whether she's telling the truth or not. This is how it goes, though--the natural push and pull until they reach some kind of equilibrium and meet in the middle.
For now, she'll have to deal with his business side, until he's satisfied with what she's brought. Her beating around the bush has him agitated, which he's sure is something she enjoys, much to his aggravation.
Just as infuriating as the way she sprawls in his chair.
"Are you ready to get to work or not?"