When My Son Reported a Theft, I Went Looking and Found the Real Ledger in Our Dallas Office
“And I didn’t brew the coffee.”
Mark pushed a button on the media remote.
The screen switched from the lab report to a video.
The frame was slightly crooked, shot through the narrow gap of an inside kitchen doorway.
Garrett’s voice came through the high-definition boardroom ceiling speakers, loud and unhurried: *Two drops in his morning thermos every day until the fifteenth.
He trusts whatever I hand him.
By the board meeting, he won’t be able to stay on his feet long enough to read the financial agenda.*