Owen’s desk looked like a bomb had gone off. At certain times of the month, there were a million little pieces of paper that needed to be signed, filed, and kept. Most of them ended up in Owen’s office, needing his approval or signature.
The laundry facilities had been having a rough time keeping people on staff, and they’d just hired eight more workers. All of them needed their financial documents processed so they could get paid. Owen had to sign for that work to be done, inform the badge department that new people needed new identification, and then let the security detail know that eight more keys would be issued to the basement entrance.
Oh, and parking passes. The process to get someone hired and working for Sweet Breeze required someone full-time, but they had Owen.
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