Brogan found himself in front of a door that he had opened just once since his company moved into the building. Because there was no reason to- and the information in there could be found somewhere else. Easily.
Nevertheless, he walked from his office, took the elevator and made his way through corners- who knew there could so many corner offices- to this one.
He stood in front of it, and raised his hand to knock. Stopped. Brought it back down.
He could say that he came to check up on her, wanting to know if she was settling in, as a boss would to an employee who was once by his side, taking notes and keeping him on his toes.
He could say that he wanted to see it there was anything the department needed, because the HR department hadn’t included the archives in yearly budgets, as i
