Dead Ringer
“Dana Miller was very pleased with herself. She'd just closed a five million-dollar real estate deal and the 6 percent commission equated to a three hundred thousand-dollar fee. "Not bad for a morning's work." She turned from her desk and stared out the large picture window. Her office was at the top of a skyscraper in the city of Richmond and overlooked the James River.
Everyone in the company envied her. They wanted her office. Her salary. Her life.
And yet she felt bored. Empty. Sad. This las...t year, large deals had become nothing more than a game. And lately, she didn't even care much who won or lost.
She wanted more than what she had. She needed more.
Dana turned back to her desk and from a sleek chrome drawer she pulled out a gun. It was a thirty-eight. Small, compact, easily hidden, left no cartridges behind, and very deadly if push came to shove.
She'd not gotten as far as she had in life by playing by the rules and this latest quest of hers was no different.
She'd tried to play by the rules with Nicole.MoreLess
Everyone in the company envied her. They wanted her office. Her salary. Her life.
And yet she felt bored. Empty. Sad. This las...t year, large deals had become nothing more than a game. And lately, she didn't even care much who won or lost.
She wanted more than what she had. She needed more.
Dana turned back to her desk and from a sleek chrome drawer she pulled out a gun. It was a thirty-eight. Small, compact, easily hidden, left no cartridges behind, and very deadly if push came to shove.
She'd not gotten as far as she had in life by playing by the rules and this latest quest of hers was no different.
She'd tried to play by the rules with Nicole.MoreLess
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