CHAPTER 26
I asked Julia into my office, and we sorted out the material Jim had left with me, adding our brochure and some other stuff which I thought might be useful. Finally, I got her to send the package off by express airmail to Brad Kowalsky. The stuff on the computers I sent by email.
It was still early in the day in the US. The uncertainty prevented me from concentrating on work. I couldn't stop thinking of Jim, all the hope we had set in him. His death filled me with sorrow. He was only twenty-nine when he died. What a loss of a brilliant mind! What an evil stroke of fate for us!
As the afternoon passed I kept checking to hear if someone from VEGR had replied. Nothing. By the time I left the office there was still no answer. Maybe next morning, I thought, making allowance for t
