Chapter 26
The office of Geoffrey McAdoo was rather small and situated between similar offices all associated with the firm of Bowman and Bowman. He was working vigilantly at his desk, attempting to finish up his opening remarks for an upcoming case when a purposeful knock, knock on the door interrupted his train of thought. Though it was an unfamiliar style of gaining his attention, he assumed it was likely one of his colleagues and yelled, “Come in,” without ever looking up from his work.
A few moments later, after the feminine clearing of a throat, he glanced up to spy a petite red-headed woman, with a sharp nose and bright green eyes, looking at him intently. She was dressed in a maid’s uniform, but he could tell from her expression that she was no ordinary house servant. Laying his
