Chapter 9

I have seen my fair share of research labs, but this place has me at a loss for words. The thought process that went behind the layout alone, is amazing.

When you first walk through the double doors, you come into a room that has ten to twelve cubicles, as Bri called them. I mean, they are cubicles in the sense that they don’t have doors and the walls don’t go all the way to the ceiling, but that’s where it stops.

These cubicles are huge. I figure that the average cubicle is about twelve square feet. These are double that easily. They each have a desk equip with a computer, printer, and a desktop safe. Then there is another table stocked with things like beakers, test tubes, pipettes, petri dishes, and what looks like one of the OMAX microscopes.

I don’t think that I have worked at any other lab that had separate areas for their research staff. It makes me feel like I might have made the right decision after all.

Bri pulled me out of my head, just as a brunette woman started walki