The Right Key
Gael's whole body ached, and he felt like his face was all swollen, but when he saw himself in the mirror in the bathroom of his private plane, he felt worse than he looked. He cleaned himself as much as he could while still a little drunk. Rick offered to help, but he waved him off.
It wasn't such a good idea to get himself in this state before going to see Angela. However, he could admit that the fight back in the club sort of relieved some frustration that had been bubbling inside him for the past week.
He wasn't even supposed to fly out tonight. If Morgan had signed the papers, they would have proceeded with the plan which was to take the seat in the company. With the plan not going as they expected—as was how several things had been happening recently—he had some downtime, and the first thing he wanted to do was go to Angela.