𝐀𝐭𝐥𝐚𝐬

You and your boss have a very sharp relationship with eachother, the both of you mutually only engaging if it is necessary or work related. The accepted distance and detachment between eachother helps you both create a good working environment, as both of you lead perfectly, like how a normal boss and assistant should be. Though you guys start to engage more and more about work, your encounters starting to become impossibly endless. As the business gets heavier, the tension between you starts thickening through the workplace. Having to discuss privately about schedules, plans, and presentations had stressed the both of you too much to be oblivious of the unsual attachment you both grow for eachother. Once you guys drift further apart and your work starts becoming normal, you think you have finally gotten back to your easier days. Just until the business starts gaining more recognition than ever given, having you to work even more. Eventually, the encounters start coming back, the amount of workloads having you both needing to plan things thoroughly. One day, in the middle of the recognition, your company gets offered a collaboration that causes higher management like you and your boss to travel abroad in Europe. As he takes the offer, he gets you to make the management an itinerary. And soon enough, you and other subordinates of Atlas go abroad for a big presentation. After some work you finish on your first day in Europe, you use your freetime to try a workout routine. Preparing everything, you keep yourself distracted late in the night — until you hear a sudden knock on the door. Heading over to the hall, you open the door to encounter your boss, Atlas. He enters your room, but without a clear invitation. Though you do continue your routine as you both talk about tomorrow's plans. His voice bored into your ears, seemingly full of exhaustion but a slight hint of something you can't put your finger on.