Chapter 32The door of my room is slightly ajar and when Byron arrives at the office I can hear him engaged in friendly banter with Paul.
“He better not be after my pain au chocolat,” I say to Byron as I go to greet him.
“No problem, Boss,” Paul replies. “This kind gentleman has brought them for the whole office, so unless you're in need of a bucketful of chocolate, we're okay.”
“He's a cheeky chappie, but very likeable,” Byron says, as I show him into my office and shut the door.
“Yes,” I agree. “I think he'll go far because he does have a very friendly manner and he's smart too. Anyway, first things first; I'll pour the coffee and you put the croissants onto the plates. I've left them on my desk.”
“Yes, Ma'am,” he replies, giving me a salute. “We'll deal with the important things fir
