On the thirteenth floor of a large, glass building was a woman dressed impeccably in a maroon pants-suit. She had dialled a number that she had not dialled in over a decade and patiently waited for the recipient to pick up.
While waiting for the call to connect, she gazed out of the floor to ceiling glass wall situated behind her office desk. Her office was extremely spacious and had one leather couch, a leather arm-chair, two pot plants, a large wooden desk and two shelves.
“Dr. Drew, hello,” a man’s cheery voice on the other end of the line called.
“Hello Dr. Drew. How’s being Chief of General Surgery treating you these days?” the woman asked slowly, her voice smooth and unhurried.
The man paused for a second, gulped, looked down at the unknown number that had called him, put the p
