Preston noted the dejected tone in Addison’s voice, looking up to watch her walk away and into her Dad’s office before returning to the work on his screen.<i>What was that about?</i>he wondered, not sure if that had been a real tone, or just her messing with him in a new way.<i>Was I supposed to say something else?  I mean, I do WORK here…</i>Looking back up from his work in time to catch Addison breezing out of the office, not glancing his way, or anyone’s, on her way out.<br/><br/>Clearly, he was reading too much into her tone, which was probably what she wanted in the first place.  Still, while Preston tried to work he instead kept running their last few conversations through his mind, struggling to find if he had said something that hurt her feelings or something, and only coming up with that he might have been a little TOO brisk in brushing her off before the meeting.  Hopefully she wouldn’t tell her Dad that, and Preston decided to try and be a little better tomorrow.<br/><br/>Distracted as he was, Preston stumbled a few times in the meeting, but luckily Gary didn’t make it back to the office in time, so he only heard on the call when Preston flubbed something, instead of seeing the whole awkward show.  Still, despite his missteps, they picked one of Preston’s designs to go forward to the client, and the young architect could not have been more over the moon.<br/><br/>Floating through the rest of the day, Preston was still on Cloud Nine when he got back to his one bedroom apartment that night, after a celebratory happy hour of course.    Still a little tipsy, Preston took a long hot shower before climbing into bed to watch a little Netflix on his tablet before crashing.  In all his good news, he forgot about the way the day ended with the bosses daughter, although that was not likely to last…