ARTHUR
I got out of the shower in the locker room. I just finished getting back into my suit when my cell phone rang.
“Hi, Boss.”
I laughed. “You’re literally my boss now, if anything,” I said. “Nathan, you’re the CEO of the biggest, most successful financial company in New York City, maybe the world. You don’t need to call me boss.”
“Old habits die hard. I don't think I’ll ever stop that habit. Besides, I kind of like it.”
“You are a sick, sick man. What can I do for you?”
“We’ve got big problems with that Taiwanese company. I think you better come into the office.”
I thought again about how I had a premonition that something bad was going to happen at the pharmaceutical company while I was running on the treadmill.
The last thing I wanted to do was go int
