Take Down (The Men of the Sisterhood)
“Nikki called Jack to tell him that her flight was still grounded and that they were saying the airports were not scheduled to open till the following day, December 28. As the gang converged on the conference room to impart what information they had gleaned, the high-tech smartphones everyone carried started beeping a weather bulletin about the nor’easter headed up the Eastern Seaboard.
Jack clicked his phone off and said, “At least the girls are safe on the ground,” more to Espinosa than anyone... else. Espinosa’s face showed relief. “And since there is nothing we can do about the storm, we’ll just have to ride it out. We have cots here and enough food so we can cope with anything. Plus, we have the Bagel Emporium across the street. It might be a good idea to call over there and place a to-go order when we finish up with what we have to do here. Now, let’s get down to business. Show me what you have.”
“Quite a bit, actually,” Ted said. “I took the social side of Otto Andover, and Espinosa took the business end.MoreLess
Jack clicked his phone off and said, “At least the girls are safe on the ground,” more to Espinosa than anyone... else. Espinosa’s face showed relief. “And since there is nothing we can do about the storm, we’ll just have to ride it out. We have cots here and enough food so we can cope with anything. Plus, we have the Bagel Emporium across the street. It might be a good idea to call over there and place a to-go order when we finish up with what we have to do here. Now, let’s get down to business. Show me what you have.”
“Quite a bit, actually,” Ted said. “I took the social side of Otto Andover, and Espinosa took the business end.MoreLess
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