Matt had a suspicion that he was seeing keys to the soul of his business associate—well, face it, she was now his friend—but the keys needed keys to unlock them. His curiosity would have to be quenched some other day. Today they had business. Emergency business.
Colin walked into the conference room on the Argus, mystified. “Didn’t we just do this a couple of weeks ago?”
Dash watched him as he looked around the table at the usual suspects: Matt, Werner, Alex and her.
Matt looked up at Colin from the head of the table, an exhausted, rage-tinted expression on his face. “I take it you haven’t heard the news from California.”
Colin grabbed a chair and raised an eyebrow. “I take it your successful launch from the BrainTrust was not welcomed equally in all corners of the state?”
Werner snor
