When My Son Reported a Theft, I Went Looking and Found the Real Ledger in Our Dallas Office
The amber liquid vanished through the narrow metal slots with a faint gurgle against the shaft wall.
I wiped the mug’s rim with my coat sleeve and screwed the black lid back on tightly.
The elevator slowed smoothly and gave a soft chime as it reached the bottom level.
The doors slid back and opened onto the concrete walls of the underground garage.
I walked past three parked luxury sedans to the big blue metal trash bin beside a concrete pillar.
I dropped the empty travel mug in and heard it clatter heavily against the metal bottom.