My Husband’s Secretary Kicked Me Out of the Elevator Because She Thought I Was an Intern. I Was About to Tell Her I Was the New CEO… Until I Saw What She Was Wearing on Her Wrist.

It did not ask for a job.

It said the watch still kept time and that she had learned to look at her own wrist without flinching.

I wrote back one line: Keep the time honest.

I still travel with a small bag and flat shoes.

I still dislike rooms that require a costume.

On the sixty-eighth floor there is a photograph of the building’s original staff cafeteria, unglamorous and crowded.