Forty-One Thousand Dollars and a Yellow Paper Envelope
I pulled one wider and stepped in.
The receptionist looked up from her desk and pressed a button under the counter.
Through the glass wall of the boardroom, Brenda Prescott sat at the head of a polished table with a silver pen in her hand.
A broker in a blue suit pointed at a line on the page.
Dustin Miller stood by the window, bouncing on his heels.
The clock over the door read twelve forty.