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I opened the folder and thumbed through the pages searching for the document. “No.”
“Crap! I’m sorry. This thing in Seattle caught me off guard. You and I will be visiting the offices I asked you to get information on before coming home. After a brief break, we’ll be heading to London and Paris to look for new office space. We have to attend the Marshall Pediatrics Spring Gala while we’re in Charlotte. I apologize for throwing all of this on you at the last minute. Do you need a couple of extra hours to get packed?”
Couple of hours? How about a couple of days! The last time I had on an evening gown, was the prom. “That would help.”
“If you need a dress, when you go to Brockman’s tell Cameron I said to fix you up with whatever you need.”
“That won’t be necessary.”
“I insist. Consider it my way of apologizing for the crazy first day.”
“Thank you.”
“I’ll see you tomorrow at three.”
“Bye.”
Phillippe
She probably thinks I’m the worst boss in the world. I hope she doesn’t regret working with me. Truth is, when I read her resume, I was very impressed and didn’t need to meet with her. Anyone with her intelligence willing to work as a floater until something becomes available, understands what it means to work here. She has the kind of loyalty I want on my team.
Tony’s security check didn’t turn up anything for me to be concerned about which pleased me even more. I would, however, have preferred someone a couple of years older, but her dedication to the company convinced me to give her a chance.
I hope she likes her office. I worked closely with my decorator to make sure it was filled with things she liked. Tony is thorough in his research. How he found out her favorite colors was beyond me. It was perfect that we have very similar tastes, because it makes for a cohesive work environment. Her love of art was one of the other reasons I hired her. We’ll be doing a lot of traveling and I like visiting museums and art galleries. It will be nice to have someone I can share that with.
First things first, I’ve got to get this company healthy.
