Rough Harbor
“But her conversation with Noah on the beach had given her pause, and she kept rewinding it her head, even as she showered and dressed.
So, by the time she made it to the office, the phone was already ringing and messages had piled up on her desk, including one from Mrs. Smith-Sullivan. It took Caitlyn a moment to remember that it was the lady from Maxwell’s funeral, saying that she must speak to her. Caitlyn put that one aside.
Her phone rang again. Caitlyn intended to ignore it, but it... kept ringing. Swiveling in her chair, she saw that Heather wasn’t at her desk, again. The caller ID said “private.” It could be, hope against hope, a client – one who wanted her to manage a very large account with total carte blanche, and oh, by the way, knew several other friends and family also looking for a genius of a financial manager.
It hardly ever worked that way, Caitlyn thought, but you needed to try. Straightening up in her chair, she plastered her best smile on her face.MoreLess
So, by the time she made it to the office, the phone was already ringing and messages had piled up on her desk, including one from Mrs. Smith-Sullivan. It took Caitlyn a moment to remember that it was the lady from Maxwell’s funeral, saying that she must speak to her. Caitlyn put that one aside.
Her phone rang again. Caitlyn intended to ignore it, but it... kept ringing. Swiveling in her chair, she saw that Heather wasn’t at her desk, again. The caller ID said “private.” It could be, hope against hope, a client – one who wanted her to manage a very large account with total carte blanche, and oh, by the way, knew several other friends and family also looking for a genius of a financial manager.
It hardly ever worked that way, Caitlyn thought, but you needed to try. Straightening up in her chair, she plastered her best smile on her face.MoreLess
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