As you may recall from last week, Olive is blowing everything out of proportion. So much so, that Rowan doesn’t have a clue what she is worrying about. Having said that, it’s not cool that Olive is trying to get[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
As much as she’d like to pretend this wasn’t the case, but Brian made Olive Isra Nyx’s assistant back during the Hospitality party after the trade show. So far it hasn’t mattered much, since Isra mostly works alone. However, when[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
After looking at housing brochures for the last few months. It’s time for Olive to finally follow her boss’s instructions and look at some of the houses that could serve as the home base for his think tank. (With Mz.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Even when you know you’re right, it’s always good to ask for a second opinion. (Even when it’s just to get your ego stroked by an easily cowed subordinate.)
It looks like the house hunting went well, at least for Ms. Nyx. We can assume that she got what she was looking for, but it wasn’t the only thing she was paying attention too.
This is not the first time Fran and Olive have been drafted as Annie’s helpers for Thanksgiving dinner. While it can be assumed that Rowan brings them in every year, this is the story that focused on it.
You’d think if Brian was going to bring more guests for the Fitzpatrick family Thanksgiving dinner he’d ask his mom in person rather than foist the job on Rowan. It’s been a while since we’ve heard from Brian’s “team of[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Brian arrives after having invited four guests to the party at the last minute. Frankly bringing a spare turkey as an apology is the absolute least he can do.
Annie dreams that raising Fitzpatrick children was as simple as lion taming. Though she has mentioned in the past, the trick is to train them when they’re small. This is the first time we’ve seen Brian’s associate, Melody Crawford since[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The problem with Brian embracing transparency is he’s more than happy to tell people everything. The lucky people don’t understand any of it. The rest recover… eventually.
