After the waiter took our orders, we were left alone again, and I couldn’t keep myself from smiling like a fool.
“It’s been a while since we came out for dinner like this,” I said reminiscently.
“You’re right. I’ll try to take you out more often from now on,” Hayden willingly offered.
My eyes widened in astonishment at his promise. I guess this meant that the tense situation between the two gang had improved already.
“Are things…better?” I dared to ask softly.
“Sort of. We’re trying to avoid direct conflict and confrontations while keeping the relationship with our clients safe. In the end it is up to the clients who they decide to do business with. No partnership with Silva is being considered unless you’re still wondering,” Hayden explained casually.
“I see…” I mumble softly.
“Don’t worry too much. I want you to stay out of it,” Hayden said sternly before I got too curious.
“Ok. Returning back outside would be good…” I whispered hopefully.
