distinction.
PART 6
Exactly a year after Grant struck me, I found myself working late again.
The coincidence nearly made me laugh.
At 9:46 p.m., our temperature-monitoring system reported a problem with a refrigerated shipment traveling toward Richmond.
My team redirected the truck, arranged assistance from a backup warehouse, and avoided a loss totaling six figures.
I finally closed my laptop at 10:18.
Tessa glanced over her computer monitor.
“You know normal people leave work before bedtime, right?”
I smiled.
“Working on it.”
She grabbed her coat.