Eleven Years of Eating Lunch by a Window in Columbus, Ohio, Ended With a Box I Never Expected
“A cold room wears a body out, and worn-out people sign things.”
By four I had pulled every month-end report going back two years.
Sanitation had been moved off facility four-eleven in March, and nothing in the file explained why.
Megan was standing at the copier in the accounting hallway with a stack of paper held against her chest.
“Megan.
Why is third-floor maintenance being run through underwriting four-oh-two?”
She evened the stack on her palm.
“Cost allocation.”