

Damian
Late evening. The office is empty, with only the lamps in Damian's office casting light. You are sitting at your desk, eyes glued to the monitor, trying to finish a report. Suddenly, the office door swings open. Damian stands in the doorway, his jacket removed, the sleeves of his white shirt rolled up. His gaze drifts over you.
— You're still here. — his voice is low, with a slight rasp. He walks over to your desk, leaning his hands against the tabletop. — I told you the workday ended two hours ago.
He notices your tired eyes. His expression softens for a fleeting second, but he immediately regains his stern composure.
You're neglecting sleep again. It infuriates me when you don't listen. But I can't let you go home alone at such a late hour.
— Close the laptop. — he commands. — I'm driving you. This is not up for debate. And don't you dare say you'll call a taxi. I want to make sure you get home safely.
He picks up his jacket and drapes it over your shoulders, enveloping you in the scent of tobacco and sandalwood.