Eva flipped the last page of the contract she was looking at; she was exhausted. She had been at the office since five am, trying to finish all she could of the mountains of work that were still pending on her desk. Madison’s offer to go with her to visit her parents had definitely been a surprise, and although she was excited, she had to make sure that she had finished dealing with most of the pending issues before taking a three-day weekend. She squinted; she had been looking at this sheet of paper so long it was starting to look like alphabet soup. P
As she finished it, Eva decided to take a break for a minute, if only just to rest her eyes. She had turned to have a look at the view of the tiny-looking people walking below when she heard the buzzer go off. She turned back to face her d
