CHAPTER SEVEN
When Priscilla showed up at Sternfeld & Hertz with the signed papers to bring Joanne DeFranco's account into the house, Ed Horner simply gasped.
"You girls are amazing," he said, shaking his head. "I've never seen anything like the pair of you. The commissions you've earned entitle each of you to a hundred dollar a week raise, and even with that, it'll take six months to exhaust what you've already earned. You keep up like this, and our trust department will soon rival those of Merrill Lynch."
"We have a lot more names to go," Priscilla assured him.
"Just what have you been doing to get these accounts?" Horner asked.
"You don't really want to know," Pris told him.
"If it's what I think, I'm really sorry I don't have a trust account, so you could go to work on me."
Pris
