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Six Sentence Sunday #9
Aug. 21st, 2011 03:31 amGreetings, Kittens!
Thank you for joining me here again. Your comments are always appreciated! Today is the fifth offering from A WAY TO A DRAGON'S HEART because I needed the smile. In our last entry Kryssa had escaped from the babbling temp to head for a neutral corner. She ends up sitting on a conference table, conveniently overlooking the meeting going on at the time. *grin*
Also, for those who need to catch up. First, Second, Third, Fourth installments.
Enjoy!
Dominic Drake sat back and shook his head, “My baby sister just came in eating the equivalent of an entire salad bar and sat on my conference table to crunch her way through the middle of my business negotiations. Where should my list of complaints begin?”
That didn’t leave a lot of room to argue with him, but with family, such a thing is hardly a deterrent to trying. She popped another carrot and looked to the oval table. “First, this is my conference table; your conference table would be two floors above, up the hall from your office. You came to my floor, and it’ll be run my way; As Chief Liaison Officer, I like to liaise in comfort so we do things rather informal here."
Other Six Sentence Sunday Participants
Thank you for joining me here again. Your comments are always appreciated! Today is the fifth offering from A WAY TO A DRAGON'S HEART because I needed the smile. In our last entry Kryssa had escaped from the babbling temp to head for a neutral corner. She ends up sitting on a conference table, conveniently overlooking the meeting going on at the time. *grin*
Also, for those who need to catch up. First, Second, Third, Fourth installments.
Enjoy!
Dominic Drake sat back and shook his head, “My baby sister just came in eating the equivalent of an entire salad bar and sat on my conference table to crunch her way through the middle of my business negotiations. Where should my list of complaints begin?”
That didn’t leave a lot of room to argue with him, but with family, such a thing is hardly a deterrent to trying. She popped another carrot and looked to the oval table. “First, this is my conference table; your conference table would be two floors above, up the hall from your office. You came to my floor, and it’ll be run my way; As Chief Liaison Officer, I like to liaise in comfort so we do things rather informal here."
Other Six Sentence Sunday Participants
