Captivation: Want Nothing But You

“Thanks.

We’ll be leaving you now,” Kent said.

Dewayne grinned and touched the shoulder of Kent.

“Let’s go out for drinks someday.”

Kent rattled the vacuum cup in his possession.

“I’m allergic to alcohol.

My wife will prepare a cup of tea for you if you come over to my place.”

“So, that’s it.” Dewayne’s face lit up.

His phone rang seconds after he finished speaking.

He glanced at the caller ID, looked at Kent and Davis, turned around, and walked a few steps before picking up the phone.

When Kent glanced up from the vacuum cup in his hand, he saw Davis absentmindedly standing nearby.

“What do you have in mind?” Kent inquired.

Davis regained his composure and shook his head.

“Absolutely nothing.

Let’s return and complete the report.

After that, we will be able to slumber well.”

Kent nodded and headed for the elevator.

The two individuals entered the elevator sequentially.

As soon as they looked around, they noticed that Dewayne had completed his phone conversation and was returning to the door of the ward.

The sight of Odin made Davis a bit uneasy.

His head ached.

When he saw that Kent was staring at the elevator doors, he relaxed and inquired, “What is so eye-catching?”

“Something’s not right.” This was a level of sensitivity honed throughout the course of his career, which spanned over two decades.

“What is the problem?”

“I’m stumped.

I just believe things went too nicely.”

Davis smiled.

“Too nicely? Surely you are a workaholic, right?”

Kent cocked his head to the side and gazed into Davis’ eyes.

He remained silent.

Davis’ heart began to race.

The elevator stopped on the first floor of the inpatient facility.

Kent exited it and headed right towards the entrance.

Behind him, Davis said, “Our vehicle is in the garage, Kent! What’s with you getting out of the elevator now?”

“You may return first.

I will go to Bennet Group.” Kent then stepped out the entrance, flagged down a cab, and left.