CHAPTER SIX
IT WAS midday, some minutes after lunch break, when the office was usually buzzing with work and movement. Kelvin was putting final touches to the slides he would use during the meeting with the analytical staff. He had called for the meeting the previous day as there were issues to be addressed regarding the execution of work from each individual and as a team. Due to the unavoidable absence of both Kemi and Treasure, he felt it was time for the rest of the team to sit up. Two weeks of watching their pitiful state was exasperating. He was having to do more work than what he should and it was driving him crazy.
He glanced at his watch then stood up to set the white marker board in place and turn the projector on. The meeting would be held in his office. The two seats in his o
