The Minotaur
““Before you go back to work, do you wish for me to arrange a meeting for you with the Director?” Bigelow managed to make his face look interested and mildly amused at the same time. Yes, Lloyd, you miserable, disloyal, alarmist peckerhead, you jumped from the top of the cliff, but you seem to nave had the luck to Strike a bush a few feet below the edge, which arrested your down- ward progress. Do you wish my help in completing your suicidal plunge?
Dreyfus shook his head no.
“I suggest ...that you not mention this little conversation to any of your colleagues.”
“Yessir.”
“I don’t want to see you in this office ever again, Dreyfus, unless you have your supervisor with you, or unless I send for you.”
“Yessir.”
“Let’s both get back to work.” P. R. Bigelow nodded toward the closed office door and Dreyfus took the hint By mid-May the dance of the dwarves at the Pentagon had reached a critical frenzy.MoreLess
Dreyfus shook his head no.
“I suggest ...that you not mention this little conversation to any of your colleagues.”
“Yessir.”
“I don’t want to see you in this office ever again, Dreyfus, unless you have your supervisor with you, or unless I send for you.”
“Yessir.”
“Let’s both get back to work.” P. R. Bigelow nodded toward the closed office door and Dreyfus took the hint By mid-May the dance of the dwarves at the Pentagon had reached a critical frenzy.MoreLess
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