Chapter One Hundred and Twenty Eight: The Unseen Enemy

Aardvark I seethed in annoyance when I got into my office. I couldn't believe her attitude. How could a woman have an inflated ego like she did? I berated myself for greeting her first. CEO Johnson had warned to watch it around here. The humiliation I sought wouldn't let me, and now that I had gotten it, my body had settled. I hissed again, my stomach rolling. Embarrassment clouded me like a second skin. Thank God no one had been around us when I greeted her, or I would have been more livid with rage. It was alright if that was the game she wanted to play. She wanted to make an enemy of her employees. I could help out with that. A knock erupted on the door, and I looked at it, watching as my team members walked into my office. It had slipped my mind that I had scheduled a meeting after the lunch break. I raised my arm over the table and glanced at the wristwatch on my hand. They were prompt; right on the dot. "Is this a bad time, Director Aardvark? Perhaps, we should res