CHAPTER TWO
Almost three years to the day since she’d first walked into Alexander Limited, Trixie Benning had just about reached her limit.
She was home for lunch on a Monday from the job she loved – and feared she would lose before too much longer. I’ve made a lot of rookie mistakes the last several months. It’s a wonder Marjorie still has any patience with me at all.
After all, as the accounting manager, her company depended on her to get her job done accurately. But lately, it seemed it was all she could do to arrive on time, much less present solid data.
She rolled her shoulders to try to dissipate some of the tension as she nibbled at the sandwich she didn’t want.
Granted, she’d had a lot of distractions come her way since January, when her dad’s health had begun to plummet. He’
