Eleven Years of Eating Lunch by a Window in Columbus, Ohio, Ended With a Box I Never Expected
September of last year, the board vote on your promotion.
Derek recommended against it.
Charles cast his forty-one percent by proxy through me.”
“Through you?”
“I cast it in a conference room with a terrible phone line and didn’t say a word to anyone.” He slid a copy across the desk.
“You earned that job.
He only cleared the road for you.”
I read the proxy page and found Charles’s signature at the bottom, taller and more graceful than a man with a mop had any business writing.