CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO“You want us to buy you a new car, too? I didn’t think your employment agreement called for I.S. to buy you a new car, Lindsey.”
“It isn’t a new car and I’m not looking for it as an employee benefit. I’m an I.S. customer, too. My car got torched. It’s a total loss and I want fair market value for it.”
“Let me look at this. You’ve got a basic model, 1988 two-door Hyundai Excel.”
“That’s what I had, Mr. Richelieu. I don’t have it any longer.”
“Right, I’ve got the paperwork here. And the Blue Book valuation. Okay, I guess we can pay that. What are you going to replace that beauty with, a Lincoln? How about a Bentley?”
“I’ve already replaced the car, sir.” Let Richelieu stew over that. If he asked outright, Lindsey would tell him about the Volvo 544. Otherwise, it was Li
