Actually, Brian’s talk wasn’t the longest. That would have been Tam Jin going over the statistical variables of the Think Tank. Laurel just sewed Brian’s multiple lectures together in her head. Rest assured Brian does not consider all his clients’[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I’m sure that Brian and Laurel being partnered together in a team-building exercise is one of those random chance things. Honest.
Rest assured, no musketeers are involved in any of Brian’s business ventures. People tend to get a little put out by that sort of thing.
Tara isn’t that interested in the political ramifications of Brian’s plans. Even if she’s indirectly responsible for some of them.
So, it looks like Tara was paying attention to the main point of Brian’s meeting. So much so that she can even guess what Laurel’s opinions are. All of them
So, for better or for worse We all survived Brian’s meeting and can take a deep breath and brace ourselves for his next step. In the meantime, this is the Least of Laurel’s problems considering all the things Tara wants[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
A week without her hyperactive business partner coming up with new ideas, requiring damage control, gives Rowan plenty of time to catch up on her backlog. It’s a shame she doesn’t have time to enjoy it.
Back at the office, things are getting done due to a lack of the usual distractions. Laurel and Rowan are trying to make the most of it while it lasts.
We’re back home at the office of Fitzpatrick Consulting. Rowan is getting increasingly irritated about not needing to know something. It’s bad enough that she suspects most of the things Brian is up to.
Sometimes I feel guilty about resorting to comic book time. I mean there’s been Sixteen Christmas and no one’s aged a day. I figured the least I could do was make it so Tara’s son, Francis is more than just[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
