The elevator doors silently opened, and Hawk emerged onto the security floor of the Bay Lake Towers. Using the pass code, he opened the door to his office, which actually was a repurposed apartment on the top floor of the Disney Vacation Club property. When the plan had been created to convert this area into an office for him, he didn’t realize it was going to be a two-story suite of offices. The lower floor was a reception area. Surrounding the reception area were some small offices that were now used by the staff that had been assembled to help Hawk do his job as the chief creative architect of the company. Memorabilia filled the plush and impressive downstairs area. The stairs led him up to an area that contained only two very large rooms separated by a hallway. A conference room, where he had most recently met with law enforcement after the assassination attempts, and his executive office. Although he liked his office, which was loaded with amazing Disney collectibles, he rarely spent time there.
