Forty minutes later,
The car stopped in front of the company and I alighted. Work was going to be tedious; I could already feel it in my bones, but I had determined not to be dissuaded. I was going to try as much as possible just to get things rolling.
It was going to be a day filled with interviews from right, left,, and center, and I hope that I didn't falter when choosing the right people. I wanted to change my circle but also bring a few outsiders so that when Colton and I parted ways, we would not have too much to lose.
My phone simultaneously as I was fumbling with the key card. This was probably an effect of not staying to drink my coffee.
My head was fogged but I was still interested in making sure that I got everything right on track.
My new method was to pretend like I
