Vincent nodded upon her reply. However much she was right, he just hoped she would be by his side at all times. Even though he is a large part of the company’s business and he’s apart of the head of the company considering he is the son of Walton Co.’s boss, it’s also the very reason he was busy attending private occasions and other manors his employees could not handle. If it were the case for today, Belle might be at risk of not being able to dodge a bullet of being left by herself.
As if on cue of the thought of Daisy being able to watch Belle if he needed to attend to such business, his phone alerted him of an email which appeared on the screen inside the car. She replied to his email of coming in from earlier, writing she was thankful to hear.
It didn’t take but a half an hour drive until he pulled into an underground garage after going through a specific privacy control check in station. He had his badge scanned before allowed inside the garage, to which he then found a parking spot right beside the elevator in which would take them up to the higher floors of the building. The elevator had also taken precaution, his badge needed once more before they were lifted up. “Well, Miss PinkStone, welcome to the company of the Waltons.” He announced as the elevator doors opened. Beyond the elevator in which the flood stopped on was a tremendous space of large offices with glass meeting arrangement rooms nearby. However, the first thing you could see centered in the front of the wide floor was a large desk catered by two women who both were engrossed by a large stack of multiple files.
“Daisy,” Vincent called after he allowed Belle to enter the floor first before he even dared to take a step beyond the well-fitting elevator that was fond of the many office workers stuffing themselves inside within the hours of coming in, lunch, and leaving. Belle and him benefited by their time of coming in fairly late - something he does occasionally for that reason.
The woman he called spun around in her rolling chair, a glare shooting out in his direction. He ought to mistaken her glare to be as uptight as the bun strangled straightly to the back of her head. “Vincent Walton,” Daisy snapped, “about time you quit wasting your fathers time.” Her attention flung to the unknown face beside Vincent. Daisy gave her a once-over, lifting a brow. “Work is waiting for you inside your office.” She announced before rolling back to her original spot at the desk she was spotted in upon seeing her.
Vincent glanced at Belle, hoping she hadn’t taken his secretary’s words or actions to heart. He had to well adjust himself at first, but hoped she understood.
“My office,” Vincent murmured, “is just straight ahead.” He pointed up briefly casting to the direction to the blinded-shut room ahead. No window was open to the rest of the floor, but if they went inside the windows viewing the city below were always open. He adjusted himself where he stood, checking his watch in case of any other incoming emails addressed to him.