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Ivy Collins 'Fine': A Narrative Fiction

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“Fine.” Bobby ended the call. He didn't like flying blind. He had no idea who Ivy Collins was. Marco would make sure that changed. The jet touched down in Vancouver and a car met him at the airport to take him straight to the research lab. Victoria-Fraserview was only short drive. His stomach was growling as he opened the center console and pulled a bag of chips from the compartment. There wasn't time have the time to stop for a proper meal and he didn't care to wait in line at the drive-up window of some disgusting fast-food restaurant. Bobby opened the bag and stuffed a fistful of chips into his mouth. He preferred Maui onion flavor but this would do. The car creeped through the slick city streets like a black caterpillar inching its …show more content…

Bobby put up his hand to halt his protests. “This is exactly why I am here. My brother is dead. There are no acceptable excuses. Everyone let me explain something to you. You work for me now. My brother is gone, and the project is going forward. We have a deadline to meet. I don't care what you have to do to meet it. Eat here, sleep here, work in shifts for all I care,” he bellowed. “You will NOT fail. Bad things happen when people disappoint me. Your deadline is one week.” “Mr. Pugh, you can't just order us to...” Bobby Pugh grabbed Emil by the throat and pushed him backward against the wall. “I did just order you. Emil. I will have it by next week. You'll be handsomely rewarded for your work I promise you. You know what will happen if you don't meet your deadline.” Emil's face had gone purple, and he clawed at Bobby's hand trying to free himself. With his hand still around his throat Bobby shouted.”You ALL know what will happen if you don't meet your deadline! I assume my message is clear?” He released Emil from his grip and he fell in heap to the floor, coughing and gasping. The rest of the group stood transfixed in horrified

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