Contractual Obligation: The Trilogy - Plot & Excerpts
They’d find something bigger than hers, but less expensive than his. Space was a commodity in New York and nothing came cheap. Location was key, and money spoke loudly. Money was the one thing they were running short on. With little left to fall back on, Michael cashed out more of his available stock. The money tied into Bowman Industries was worthless, and that’s where he invested most of his earnings. Natalie, once a model and married to a millionaire (who was now broke), took a job cashiering at a local diner a few blocks from her apartment. When they finally found a compromise on space and location, they scraped together what they could, and realized how crappy the move would be from a fifth floor walk-up with little help from movers or friends. Michael didn’t want his pregnant wife to do any heavy lifting, so he did the bulk of it, hiring a few college guys to help with the bigger pieces. It wasn’t the swankiest neighborhood, but they still didn’t need to put bars on their windows.
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