As mentioned previously mentioned, Brian and Rowan’s oldest niece, Lori, has been a summer intern at the firm for several years now. Normally it’s a way to keep her out of trouble during summer vacation. This year, Rowan actually needs[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
We haven’t seen Melody Crawford since last Thanksgiving. For the most part, this is a good thing since she frequently has plans that can surprise even Brian.
While it sometimes seems that Brian chooses a lot of his colleagues to make himself seem normal, when they all team up, beware. Fortunately, most of their more… creative ideas are strictly hypothetical. That doesn’t mean they’re still very seductive[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
After what seems like months, the minions are coming back. Rowan is glad to have them back (especially since her temporary staff is back in school.)
Sometimes, when you’re looking for something important, you have to rely on family. No matter how annoyed she’s going to be.
We all know Brian has a seemingly endless number of convoluted theories and hypotheses. It makes sense that he’d write monographs about them. After a while, it gets difficult to keep track of them all.
Laurel is still looking for answers over why Brian sent Fran and Olive to Tokyo after Rowan asked her to look into it. She probably should have started with Olive to begin with.
Clearly, Laurel is shocked that Brian invited her to his upcoming meeting, rather than the tête-à-tête she expected. It’s not clear whether Rowan has been invited. Not that she wanted to go or not.
