My Father's Best Friend
With a string of curses checked but rumbling in my throat, I turned around and left the boardroom, Maggie trailing me like a shadow.
Sometimes, the sheer lunacy of people could be astounding. I hired the best in the business world, and yet there were still fuck-ups. For some reason.
Along the open-working space leading to my corner office, employees straightened up in their chairs and typed and clicked away, doing their best to look like busy little workers once they saw me coming. They feared me. I knew that.
I also knew that anxiety could be very, very good for business.
“Which meeting is next?” I asked Maggie as we rounded the hallway.
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