Chapter 9Andrew Doss had been working in television for nearly thirty years. He’d started as a page while he was still in high school, and by the time he was twenty, had received two writing credits on two different sitcoms. An inauspicious start, but by all accounts, Andrew Doss didn’t let anything stand between him and his goal. By the time he was twenty-two, he was a full time writer on a weekly drama. It hadn’t survived its second season, but Andrew had been smart and had used his time on the staff well. He began networking and making connections. He was generous with his time, and would try to help with any problem brought to him, regardless of how big or small it was. He had a reputation of being a good guy. The sort of person that anybody would want to work with. He also had the rep
