My Boss is a Serial Killer (38 page)

“
Maybe we should actually have a law
firm before you start talking about signing bonuses.”

“
Good idea! Now we have an action
plan.” Bill inspected the bruise on my cheek and asked, “Do you
feel well enough to take a ride with me?”

I checked and found that, despite my
soreness, I was doing better than expected. I admitted with some
surprise, “I feel remarkably liberated.”

With a bit of exaggerated drama, he checked
his watch and then said, “Our schedule for the day seems to have
freed up. How about we go look at office space and
televisions?”

Who was I to argue? Bill was my boss, after
all.

The End

About the Author

Christina Harlin has worked for ten years as a legal
secretary and paralegal in Kansas City, Missouri, law firms and is
a member of the National Association of Legal Professionals. She
has been involved in medical malpractice, workers’ compensation,
real estate, employment, and estate/probate cases, among many
others. In her spare time, in addition to writing, she enjoys
games, puzzles, and great television as well as mystery, thriller,
and romance novels. She is an avid movie fan who writes reviews
under the pseudonym Fearless Young Orphan at
http://www.themovieorphan.com
.
She lives in the Kansas City area with her family and is currently
working on the next two Carol Frank novels,
My Boss is a Dead
Man
and
My Boss is a Wanted Woman
. You can visit
Christina at
http://www.christinaharlin.com
.