Abigail Andrews Narrative

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She sighed softly "Yes, I'll get right on that Ms. Andrews," the strawberry petite blonde girl spoke in an almost uneasy tone. It wasn't that she didn't want to go out, well it was. Though it was also that her brother was interviewing at the company she worked for, why they would need a journalist? She didn't quite understand that, but she didn't understand a lot of things that happened there. She had learned over the last four years too not ask questions. "Also, Mr. Parkson will be returning tomorrow. He's asked that you take the rest of the day off." Natalia Andrews spoke in a calm voice. "Yes, Ms. Andrews. Thank you." She said slowly turning on her heels to leave. Taking a small breath, she exhaled it quickly before making her way towards the elevator. Looking back she shook her head slightly at her brother, and, Natalia Andrews walking into Nathaniel Parkson's office in a hush-hush manner like what they were talking about wasn't meant to be heard. “Awkward,” Lehane Giovanni-Quinn whispered …show more content…
It wasn't that she was afraid of how fast they went but of what held them together. Cables, tiny cables that could snap at any moment. That was what terrified her the most, her being in an elevator and one of those cables snapped. What would happen? Would she survive? Those were always the first questions that sprung to the front of her mind. There was no stopping them including when she was trying to think about other things, like the fact that Nathaniel Parkson was returning. Just thinking about Nathaniel brought a small smile to her face. The thing was, Lehane and Nathaniel had secretly been sleeping together for the last six months. Since right after Lehane's father died, and Lehane had convinced Nathaniel that Edge Assets Management Group could survive a merger with another company that was based back in Seattle, Washington. Lehane's hometown, and the place that she needed to return

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