Drunk And Dumb.

The ticking sound of a clock on his work table was Gabriel’s only source of concentration. After his conversation with Bill, he had returned to the company, burying his nose in all the works that had pilled up over the days due to his neglect. The hours went by and soon, he became unaware of the time of the day and the daylight sipping through the blinds of his window was quickly fading. His concentration towards work was disrupted as the sound of soft footsteps accompanied by knocks on his door, caught his attention. He looked up from the work at hand. “Come in.” The door opened at his command and Bill walked in, brown folder in his arms containing the information he had been assigned to get. “Sir,” The assistant greeted. He passed the folder to Gabriel and stood back, watching as his boss unraveled the envelope and pulled out it’s contents, a couple of white print papers. “I got the information on the boy as you requested.” He voiced. “Good. You’re dismissed.” He waved his hand, the