Eleven Years of Eating Lunch by a Window in Columbus, Ohio, Ended With a Box I Never Expected
“That’s where accounting puts it.” She pulled the top sheet out from under my hand and tucked it into the tote.
“Sign whatever I hand you to sign,” she said, and walked out.
I shut my door and spread Derek’s receipts across the desk.
The one stamped 3:05 sat on top.
Charles had written 3:05 on that same day about that same floor, in pencil, three hours after Derek told me to think about how things look.
Anybody could jot down a time.
Anybody could carry a folder down a hall.