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Chapter 61—They Can't Wait
Pete was restless. He began his day by looking at his wristwatch. He did so hourly, and left meetings with his team while they were still in progress. He took his lunch at his desk, and declined Abram's invitation to meet over drinks in the evening. His secretary had consistently failed to get his attention all morning, and he asked her to push every agenda in the afternoon to the following week.
She was not sure what was happening with her boss.
At 1 in the afternoon, he headed out of the office and had his driver take him home. From inside the car, he made a call.
"Hi, Gina. Are we still on for tonight at 10?" he smiled as he heard the answer. "Ok, good. I was thinking, why don't we have dinner there, too? Or somewhere else if
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