CHAPTER 32
I DROPPED MACK and Tia back at Albany House to set up Tia’s school projects. In his typical efficient manner, Bradley had organised the necessary equipment while we were at the gym. Then I carried on to the office, where my diary was full with meetings until late afternoon. The cloudy sky matched my mood as I headed in for a fun-filled day of paperwork.
When Black was alive, he’d taken on his share of the admin, but at the moment, I had to carry part of the extra load until we trained someone to help. Probably several people, as no one person would be able to do everything he had. More than anything, I wished I could avoid meetings altogether because they bored the s**t out of me. At least I had “proper” work to do this evening.
But before I headed out again, I stopped off at
