After Three Years In My Bakery He Tried To Sell It Behind My Back

Daniel Reyes had asked to come with me that morning. We had been standing in the kitchen of our Cambridge townhouse, the one with old pine floors and a tiny brick patio where he grew basil in summer. He wore a navy suit and no tie yet.

“I can move the Tokyo meeting,” he said.

“No. That contract matters. Your team has been working on it for a year.”

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