There were a few managers who had scheduled meetings in the conference rooms, and a few others just showed up, unannounced, which posed a problem.To make matters worse, a few of the secretaries called out, so there was no one to relieve Lydia of the front desk. Well, there was, but Dawn was being quite the bitch. Tempers flared as the managers discovered some of the conference rooms were taken.With ease, Lydia managed to see one of the gentlemen and his two clients into Angus’s office. The man was, after all, a manager of Draguun Inc. and had been with the company for well over ten years. So that problem was solved.Another rather pushy manager, Dan Mulligan, leaned on the ledge of her desk, trying his best to intimidate her. “I called you just yesterday to schedule a conference room. What seems to be the problem?” His arrogance was becoming most annoying. “I have ten clients I’m meeting with, and I’ll need lunch ordered.”“Please hold for a moment,” Lydia said coolly while she took another call.
