Unfortunately, one of the drawbacks of her relationship with Stephen is that sometimes he’s too busy to drop everything in the name of Nookie, even when it’s worth it. You would think that Kate would have the key to Stephen’s[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
When we last saw Ms. Shui, the liaison from the San Francisco office’s teenage drama division, she was drafted as Mr. Zhu’s assistant to keep her out of trouble. Not being sure what to do with her, Mr. Zhu just[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
While trying to catch up with the Circle Band files, Ms. Shui found out about the loopholes the Department of Minor Nuisances used to pad some of their numbers. It’s not that she has a problem with it. It’s that[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Kate may complain about her luck these days but at least she has a hot, intelligent boyfriend who cooks too.
While I’ve never had this problem (sigh!) I have several colleagues who have tried to cut their workload by charging clients more. It works great until they start getting paid the new fee.
While Kate would love to escape to somewhere nice, her warden is too good. Hilda still had the apartment key that Stefan gave Kate so she didn’t have to break in.
It should be pointed out every now and again, that when Brian is not making her work on his latest insane project, Olive’s job is sorting through his massive archive of files. Fran helps too, even though she was promoted[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It’s not fair that this incredibly hot, charming, and possibly intelligent, guy talking to Dielle is funny too.
Considering their boss, Fran and Olive, aren’t likely to question assorted “weird stuff”. Laurel thinks that they should.
I always thought the once is happenstance, twice is coincidence line was a Patton quote. Just recently (okay, now.) I found out it was Ian Fleming from Goldfinger.
