Reddest Line Crossed

"I see, thank you for letting me know," George said and then ended the call. This was by far, George's most important informer.

'I have to speed things up,' George thought to himself. His feet that were walking aimlessly a few moments ago knew exactly where they had to walk now. He got inside the elevator and pressed the button he hated most. It was the floor that had Sylvia's only spy inside of Evans-soft.

For years, Robert detected and prevented any kind of penetration Sylvia tried to inflict on their companies. That was until George came into the picture and consciously allowed the rat to slip into the Robinsons' defenses. He did that for days like this one when he wanted to plant something in the Greens' mind. He conveniently placed him on the seventh floor in the reception area. The seventh floor was where the marketing department conducted operations, George could always find something harmless to discuss in one of the rooms there.