Deadline Insanity

By Janet Bryant

Deadlines in an architectural firm sometimes include late ours of exhausting work. Stan Carson and Maricela Lodono are partners in an architectural firm that Stan started before the destruction of his first and only marriage.

While the two of them are working late into the night, the delirium that sometimes comes along with exhaustion overtakes them and they cross a line which neither had ever considered crossing before, however, when things reach their climax, the whole thing somehow makes perfect sense to them both.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 18, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005236458

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Deadline Insanity

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Janet Bryant

Copyright 2022 Janet Bryant

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We had previously directed the remainder of the associates home several hours before. They had young families and Maricela and I did not. The job was to be completed the next day after mid-day. The draftsmen would come back at 6:00 am and drive hard to the completion. Maricela and I would probably be in the office through the night making certain that each and every detail was secure whenever the rest of the team showed up.

I yawned and peered at my watch. The big hand and the little hand were simultaneously pointing at the two. Crap, it had been 10:00 p.m. just a couple of minutes earlier. I was able to feel a little bit of fear growing inside of me. If there was one aspect I despised relating to my line of work, it was work deadlines.

My eyes scanned over the architectural detail blueprints before me searching for mistakes that I would immediately resolve using a red pencil, red-lining. There were a few dozen situations of steel linking