This was different and she didn’t like it one little bit. All right for Ayr, though, she was single and didn’t get to have much fun out of sight of her friends, critics and family in the small-minded society of their village.
She thought about leaving early and going to bed, but then had to chuckle to herself when she thought that that was what most people in the room had on their minds.
Then she saw them in a different light. It was just like the firm’s annual party. It was likely that a lot of the people there had known each other for years. Lek and Ayr did not because they were newbies. They had been invited because they were new and doing well and had beaten so many sales targets or because they were a few extra women to have at the male-dominated party. Or some sort of combination o
