Ms. Shui has been assigned to work on Nikki’s trip here. She’s mostly handled this by providing multiple detours throughout the trip making for longer and more boring routes. Ms. Shui is worried she might be overdoing it.
Sometimes the Department of Minor Nuisances should stick to the basics to get the job done. (Though, don’t overdo it with the rain.)
Ms. Shui gives her presentation of the data that she gathered in her previous appearances. Meanwhile, Paul and Nancy are still trying to adjust to having Nikki as the new household member, especially since the upcoming weekend is the Geoduck[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Well, the year has officially started. So, let us take a break by having some exposition in the form of a Department of Minor Nuisances meeting, which started earlier than expected thanks to Ms. Wan’s memo. I’ve been enjoying Ms.Shui’s[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
As we mentioned yesterday, Miss Wan seems to be experimenting with a power grab, by starting the meeting, much to Mr. Zhu’s annoyance. He’s unsure why she wants the job, considering he’s not crazy about it either. He suspects that[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Mrs. Wellington is still visiting. While Nancy has mostly been able to avoid the best of her supportive nature, it was only a matter of before the quality time was unavoidable. The Department of Minor Nuisances considers this a win-win[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Shilo being away for the month means there’s one less level head out there when things go wrong. This will make things… interesting. Ms. Wan worked hard to make it that way. Now Mr. Zhu has to look at her[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I used to have better reasons why Nancy was so set on keeping her stable position at her uncle’s firm. I won’t say what it was since, after the continuity kicked in, they never happened. For anyone interested, all that’s[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Gage and Dielle’s ongoing relationship, as well as the return of Gabriella, has some interesting possibilities for Ms. Wan. Or at least some dramatic ones.
Ms. Wan’s attempt to dominate the meeting is interrupted for lunch. Despite what her memo said, there’s much more to come.
