Mr. Masters (Mr. 1)
Page 77
From: Mr. Masters
To: Miss Brielle
Miss Brielle
It seems that there was a privacy breach in the master bedroom last night. As one of my employees, I would like to give you the opportunity to explain your behavior.
Yours Sincerely,
Mr. Masters.
What the hell do I say to that?
I put my hand over my mouth as I stare out the window and think. Okay, I’m just going to take the personal versus business line of thinking.
I shrug, hit reply, and smirk as I begin to type.
From: Miss Brielle
To: Mr. Masters
Mr. Masters,
I apologize for my alter ego, Bree, and her misdemeanour. She wasn’t working at the time and I haven’t spoken to her about the incident you’re referring to. She is somewhat of a private person, ensuring she keeps her work and personal life separated at all times. If you would like to speak to her in regard to said incident, I would advise you ask Julian to contact her on this email during her personal time.
Yours Sincerely,
Miss Brielle.
I hit send and hold my breath, rolling my fingers on the table as I wait for a reply. Finally, after five minutes, my email notification pings.
From: Julian
To: Bree
My eyes widen when I see the use of our first names, and I swallow the lump in my throat.
Dear Bree,
I understand that you like to keep your professional and personal life separate, as do Mr. Masters and I. Please assure both of us that, moving forward, your voyeuristic tendencies will have no detrimental effect on your future employment. Mr. Masters does not wish to discuss this subject with you at your place of employment at any time in the future. I, however, am extremely intrigued by your thoughts.
Looking forward to your prompt reply.
Yours Sincerely,
Julian.
I smile and I look around the café to see if anyone can see me sitting here playing this silly game before I eventually reply.
From: Br
ee
To: Julian
Dear Julian,
Please ensure Mr. Masters that I have no intention of telling Miss Brielle the details of my unexpected visit with you last night. What happened between us will stay private. What I do in my personal time is kept completely separate from my professional life and I would like to keep it that way. I would perhaps need to investigate this situation further before I can offer my honest opinion, though.