d a word as he escorted her inside the building, nodding at the man at the main door. Once they were in the elevator, he didn’t speak, and she couldn’t help but take a look at him. He had short bla

ming. “How was your day?” he asked. His voice was deep and made her wet,

my messages after I left. I wasn’t ignoring you. I went to that doctor you requested, and he told me that I’m to see him from now on.” “Yes, I want to have every single report so I know you’re fine.” He grabbed a file off a small table in the hallway. “That’s my medical forms?” “Yes. I paid extra to have them as quickly as possible.” He pulled another set out of his pocket and handed it to her. “These are for you.” She took the offered forms and opened them up, seeing his name, age, weight, height, and health. The doctor had described him at the peak of health with all blood work coming back normal. “He has put here that he’s recommended you lose weight.” Lizzie gritted her teeth and nodded. Every single doctor said that to her no matter who she saw. “Don’t. I happen to like you, and everything here is healthy.” She walked everywhere and tried to keep healthy, but her and diets didn’t go well together. “You’re on birth control, and that’s good.” He closed the file and smiled. “I’ve read all of this, and I’m ready to get started.” “Erm, I may not be able to always come to you when you demand,” she said. “I study, and I work. I don’t want to put them at risk.” She didn’t w