“See, you had the caps lock on.” Kevin stood at Mr Parker’s side, trying not to get angry at the older man’s lack of computer skills.
“So why didn’t the stupid thing tell me that?”
“Because passwords are case sensitive, some people write them in upper case. All that the computer knew was that the password you were typing in wasn’t the correct one.”
“Stupid thing,” Mr Parker repeated.
The buzzer to the outer door sounded, distracting both men.
“Who on earth?” Parker said looking up at the security monitor.
Kevin saw who it was and grew uneasy. “It’s Joey’s mother.”
“You best let her in, I suppose.”
As he made his way to the door, Kevin assumed Mrs Goldman had come to drop off a sick note or something from the hospital.
“Oh, you poor boy. My Joey told me what almost happened to y
