Chapter 4

Reed told him to get either his or Jim’s signature on the checks. So, he spent the next week working hard and trying to make friends with Bull. He’d meet him in the kitchen getting coffee and he’d say, “Good morning, Master Bull.” All he’d get for his trouble was a grunt.

He went to Bull’s office and attempted conversation. “Reed and Bear want me to keep track of expenses; could you give me your expense report for the outside training? I’m going to need it for the monthly report.” Then he waited at Bull’s office door, leaning provocatively against the frame. Looking around he saw that Bull’s office was as austere as Bull himself. Nothing was out of place and it was all minimalist.

“Yeah, here.” Bull shoved the report at him and then closed his door.