Chapter 67

"Just drop it," Zach said. "Fine." Wendy bit her lip and swallowed her frustration. The elevator doors slid shut behind them, but neither of them pressed a button. It wasn't until they reached the top floor and stepped out behind Serena that she finally turned. Her patience was wearing thin. "Follow me one more step, and I'm calling security." "I just wanted to apologize to you," Zach said. He remained patient and continued, "You look exhausted tonight, and I don't want to bother you too much. How about this? I'll book a restaurant for lunch tomorrow. We can talk over a meal. I hope you'll have time to—" "I don't have time," Serena said, cutting him off without hesitation. She glanced at her watch. "You guys can go home now. Stop wasting my time." She reached into her bag for her keys, but Zach's hand clamped around her wrist before she could grab them. "Let go!" She instinctively tried to pull away. Instead, Zach tightened his grip. "Serena, if you're willing to forgive me, i