luke.
“i didn’t know that.” luke looked at the woman curiously. “but thank you for the information. you learn something new every day.” he sat across from her at his desk, pulling his laptop out of his briefcase. “i hope you weren’t waiting too long, my meeting went a lot longer than i had thought it would. you know how it is, someone says something that someone doesn’t like and they can’t shut up about it.” he rolled his eyes as he thought about it. they didn’t get anything done in that meeting. they’d probably have to schedule another one, and he was already in a sour mood just thinking about it. “so – what’s up?”
“I’m glad to be the bearer of unnecessary information. Just call me Siri with a not-so-monotone voice.” A small smile spread across her face just then. “No worries. I got paid for all the sitting around so I can’t complain.” Adri’s eyes glazed over him as she examined his actions. She shifted her legs into a diagonal position so she wasn’t still taking up the majority of the desk. “Man, tell me about it. Or when everyone is seconds away from freedom, you get that one person who asks the most stupid question their pea-sized brain could think of. That’s another five minutes of your life you’ll never get back. Some people are just exhausting.” Adri huffed audibly as she placed her phone face-down on the desk. “Other than the fact I’m bored and you’re the unfortunate victim I’ve chosen to torment? Not much.”














