Chapter 108

OLIVIA “When are you planning to turn off the lights?” Noah’s voice came through the phone in a low tone the moment I answered. He didn’t even give me a chance to speak first. I frowned. Did he really call me just to ask about the lights in my room? I knew it was late—already past one in the morning—but was it really such a big deal that he had to call me about it? “I’ll turn them off in a while,” I said. “I still have work to do.” I was already feeling sleepy and wanted nothing more than to crawl into bed, but when I checked my email earlier, Jennifer had sent me a document that needed to be translated. We needed it by tomorrow, so there was no way I could sleep yet. This was Noah’s fault. I walked over to the window and drew the curtains aside. Down below, Noah was still sitting in his car. Why hadn’t he left yet? “What kind of work?” Noah asked. He got out of the car and looked up toward my window. I leaned lightly against the glass, phone pressed to my ear, my gaze meeting his from