ALEXANDER
I was f*****g exhausted.
I hadn’t slept more than three hours in the past few days and the exhaustion was finally starting to wear on me.
The minute I left the hospital, I got a call that there was an incident at one of our sites. Some equipment was faulty and one of the workers was involved in a horrible accident. I’d been working overtime with the other directors, the lawyers and everyone in charge to make sure that this didn’t become a scandal.
Every second we waited for the victim to get out of his coma felt like torture because if he died, his family had the right to sue us to oblivion. I wasn’t sure my reputation could handle one more backlash right now.
My phone buzzed, and once I realized it was my lawyer, I immediately picked up. He’d only called twice since this w
