It didnâ€™t take him long to realize that she was still following him and he suddenly felt very irritated. While he did have a short fuse it did take a lot for him to get utterly frustrated, this was one of those times. He had to get to work, as he said, and did not have the time for this at all. Again he was not some tour guide so why was she following him around like some little lost puppy? It was like watching a little baby duck hatch only to have it follow you, thinking youâ€™re its mommy or something, completely ignoring the fact that he was uninviting and wanted to just get his day over with. Work was something he took pride in, there was no way he wanted to babysit some demi-goddess who has somehow made it into this world. It wasnâ€™t his fault that she had managed to get lost so why the hell should he give a shit about it since it wasnâ€™t his problem.<br/><br/>What made things worse was the fact he could have sworn he heard voices just then. Deziel was not the paranoid type so this did freak him out a bit. Even if he was a demon some things did manage to creep him out even if he didnâ€™t want to admit it whenever someone called him out on it. Everyone had things that they feared after all, demons, humans, God, it didnâ€™t matter. Nobody was perfect.<br/><br/>He suddenly stopped his his tracks when he realized thatâ€™s he was not going away. Groaning, he ran a hand over his face and sighed heavily. Turning to face her, â€œI really donâ€™t have the time to babysit you, so shoo, go be a pain in someone elseâ€™s ass,â€ he said in a sharp tone, waving her off. Not only did he not want anyone asking questions since the humans that worked here didnâ€™t know he was a demon but she stuck out like a sore thumb and would probably draw the attention of his father. That was something he would much rather avoid at all costs. If she thought he was temperamental, she hasnâ€™t seen anything until she met his father. Hopefully that would not happen, he thought to himself, turning to head inside the building. If she wanted to stick around then she would definitely be meeting him soon enough and would probably regret it.<br/><br/>â€œDo you realize how late you are?â€ As soon as he opened the door the familiar voice of his boss rang in his ears. She didnâ€™t sound very happy which was something that he expected since he was almost an hour late.  His boss was an older, petite woman in her fifties but she had a loud voice and a sharp gaze that said she knew what she was doing, carried herself like a boss should. Nobody should ever let her size fool them or else she would tear them a new one before they even knew what hit them. It was why he liked her so much and why he was going to miss her once she retired.<br/><br/>Trying not to seem as frustrated as he was keeping the frustration in his voice restrained as best he could, he replied. â€œIâ€™m aware and Iâ€™m sorry about that. I donâ€™t normally oversleep but it happens every now and then.â€ He tried to smile a bit but it came off as awkward and his boss didnâ€™t seem like she was buying it anyway so it faded faster than it had appeared. â€œYou know Iâ€™m hardly late for work, so I can guarantee it wonâ€™t happen again.â€ A little bit of reassurance was something that his boss did buy since she knew him well. All she did was give him a look that basically told him that it better not happen again which was relieving. It was true that he wouldnâ€™t let this happen again since he wanted to keep his job. When his boss went off to do her own thing he let out a sigh.<br/><br/>Now to get to work, he thought to himself, but once he caught the demi-godâ€™s scent again he couldnâ€™t help but groan in frustration once again. She was still here? What the hellâ€¦ This was beginning to become tedious however he was not in the mood to deal with it right now. He had a job to do and so he would do it before he got chewed out again.