Thank god she had the balls to step forward and take the blame. Unfortunately for her - she was the one who was fired.The k*ds were like monkey's in a...cage today!! They were climbing all over everything, including me. Then no one liked what was made for Lunch, no one got the right glass, no one ate - everyone yelled. Such a peaceful meal!And Kevin was his normal miserable self. I married him for all the wrong reasons. Biggest mistake of my life. Now I'm living in hell because of two stupid. Bill didn’t ask any questions. They sat quietly a few minutes, and watched angry gray clouds build up in the northwest. ‘We’d better get going. Looks like a storm’s on the way.’ Shifting into drive, Faith wheeled the truck around. ‘You’d probably like to clean up a little before lunch.’ Bill leaned his head back, and watched the pine branches brush by his window. ‘It sure smells good here,’ he said, opening the window halfway, letting in the forest’s damp perfume. The air was cold and Faith. "I hung up the phone with another weight added to what I was already carrying. I went back to the kitchen where everyone was talking normally, but they all shut up looking at me as I sat down next to Kat. She looked at my face and kissed my cheek as she poured a glass full of Cognac for me. I looked around, then sipped my drink and started in."Ok, everyone, seems we have a little problem to discuss and I don't mean Verna either. Farley, Jubal, I just got off the phone with Interpol and they had. Much more than I expected to. I’m sorry I didn’t tell you everything, but please see me next week so we can properly talk xoI stare down at the text and ignore the water dripping down my back. She’s coming back. Which I guess I should get used to considering she’s moving here. But all the resolve I felt a moment before is now replaced with dread.How can I feel confident about my promotion when the woman who will be the main decider in that happening is someone I let dominate me?I have one week.