The last time we saw the warehouse’s loading dock was two Christmases ago. Fedya took a liking to it because he got tired of Dielle “giving him the stink eye every time she caught him smoking at the entrance.” It[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
When you know people might know you’re watching them, it might be a good time to stop. It was time for lunch, anyway. It looks as if Ms. Wan is trying to get her first foothold in her climb to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
What Ying is talking about started here. Whether it will be a conflict of interest remains to be seen.
Dielle is actually good at keeping Deidre grounded and has managed to keep her plans from being too over the top before. The big problem is Deidre is from a rich family. So, a lot of the things she doesn’t[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Department of Minor Nuisances always makes a point of having lots of “fixer-uppers” in the market. Other than dealing with things like the Raccoon and the fire, Dana has become used to this. As for Shilo… Let’s just say[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Recently the Department of Minor Nuisances has been starting to focus on things that the Case Triple Eight might not notice, or better yet, approve of. The problem is that a lot of these “positive nuisances” might provide problems with[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Mr. Zhu is happy to finally have another meeting done. The problem is thanks to his promotion, there is no escape.
We all ask that question if we could have done something better, or more… or on budget. As you may recall, Dielle invited herself along to listen to Nancy’s rant about her surprise. It looks like Paul and Gage got[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It looks as if Mr. Zhu is recovering from a long night of overtime. After all, when things get interesting it’s nice to see how things end.
As Mr. Zhu and Mr. Ying finish their conversation from last week, Ms. Wan’s subcommittee has made quite a bit of progress in looking for the perfect end to Shilo’s house hunt. If you may recall Ms. Wan’s subcommittee was[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
