Chapter 41
March 2013
Finding a job in this city was like trying to find a needle in haystack – forget the haystack, more like a skyscraper. Her feet throbbing, she slipped off her shoes and padded into the open-plan kitchen and living area in her tiny apartment. She'd had more savings than she'd originally estimated – Taylor had been making repayments since their confrontation, and so far he'd payed back almost ten percent of the money she'd put into his business. By the letters her cleaning lady had forwarded to her, it looked like he intended to buy her out. Wonderful, at least she didn't have to deal with him in person about it. As long as he kept up the repayments, she was happy enough.
Using the money he'd transferred into her checking account, she'd been able to put a deposi
