Chapter 39

Savana's POV 'Seriously, Sav?" Kai asked. 'I thought we already talked about this matter?" he sounded somewhat disappointed and dismayed. Like I had made a mistake that only he could fix. Letting my paintbrush drop in the cup, I decided to focus more on the conversation. I was in a good mood and so was he. Everything was great and I don't want to ruin it. 'I know, babe..." I said lovingly. 'We agreed that I wouldn't try to make this profession, but it's better than being a waitress, right? And it's an opportunity I can't refuse. Please understand me…" I said, crossing my arms as I waited for his reply. I was hoping he'd just let it go and agree with me. But the tightness in my chest remained, not knowing what he would say next. Without knowing I had already sunk back into myself, like a flower in reverse bloom, imagining the look of disappointment on Kai's face. The city looked more gloomy and menacing now, less cheerful than earlier. Kai's voice rung out, loud and clear as if