Chapter 31
NickI found myself at the edge of sanity. I spent Thursday morning in meetings with the partners, Tom Moran, and his staff. I tried in the last meeting to explain that if Tom was interested in Azur, he needed to move quickly, or move on. Tom was doing neither.
He wanted another work-up on the company value, but still wasn't happy. He thought he could get the asset for cheaper. I couldn't tell the man how to run his business, but I also couldn't give him the one piece of information to light a fire under him.
Mercifully, the deal was starting to crumble. I gave a mental shrug. Tom would find some other company to stalk. Now, I had to figure out how to move the disintegration along. I swiped my forehead with the back of my monogrammed sleeve. It was nearly seven thirty, and so
