The Night Eleanor Switched On the Clippers Was the Night Three Years of House Payments Came to an End
The talking stopped the instant I walked to the head of the table.
My head was completely bare, smooth and neatly shaped from Rose’s scalp treatment the morning before.
Nobody said a word for three full seconds.
I put my leather notebook on the wooden podium, leaned forward on my hands, and looked the vice president straight in the eye.
“Good morning,” I said, my voice carrying clear and steady across the room.
“We’re here to go over the fourth-quarter logistics expansion across seven Midwestern territories.”