I Was Completely Overlooked Until the Most Attractive Man at Work Took Notice of Me, But the Truth Broke My Heart

“Alright, I’ll make the arrangements.

You can take the rest of the day off to pack.”

I thanked him and walked out. My hands clenched around my bag. I saw Mark heading toward me.

I didn’t slow down.

I grabbed my things and stepped into the elevator before he could reach me.

By morning, I was in a taxi headed to the airport. Music played in my headphones, drowning everything else out.

I watched the city blur past. Then, in my window, I saw Mark’s car pull up alongside mine.

He motioned for me to roll down the window.

I ignored him. He honked. Annoyed, I lowered it.

“What?

Are you here to tell me more lies?” I shouted.

“What are you talking about?” he asked.

“I know about your deal with Anthony. If I fell for you, you’d get the dating app project,” I said.

“No—I mean, yes, that was the deal. But not anymore.

Everything changed when I started spending time with you,” Mark said.

“More lies! I can’t believe I fell for you, that I even started to have feelings for you!” I yelled.

“Really?” Mark asked.

I just rolled up the window and turned away.

A second later, he swerved his car in front of mine, blocking the road. My taxi and other cars behind us came to a halt, their horns blaring in frustration.

It was chaos.

Mark hurried over, pulled open my door, and looked at me desperately.

“Listen to me,” he said. “I turned down the dating app project.”

“Don’t lie,” I said, stepping out of the taxi.

“I’m not lying. It’s the truth,” he insisted.

“Please, don’t go.”

“And why is that?” I asked.

“Because you’re the only person I can be real with. The only one I don’t have to pretend around,” Mark said. “That’s why I won’t let you get on that damn plane.”

“No one asked for your opinion,” I said.

“I’m falling for you too, Sara.

Please,” he begged.

My mind screamed at me to get back in the taxi, go to the airport, and forget Mark.

But my heart had already decided. My feet moved before I could stop them, bringing me closer to him. He pulled me into his arms and kissed me.

“I see you, Sara.

And I will never let you feel invisible again,” Mark whispered before kissing me again.

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