104|Crossroads

It rained for a week straight following the incident with the burning of the trucks, adding even more gloom to the sadness and depression that had settled over the company soon after Liam had called an emergency meeting to pay tribute to the fallen drivers.

It was almost as if the heavens above felt their loss just as fiercely, and they, too, were in mourning.

Incidentally, the horrid weather coincided with Gibby's departure from Anderson Logistics.

By the third day, when the relentless storm showed no sign of ceasing, all the assistants on the 36th floor began to think that maybe the dark clouds and torrential rains were an omen and a sign that the older woman wasn't meant to leave.

Gibby, though, as she told everyone in her farewell speech, firmly believed the rain was a blessing and a clear sign of all the wonderful things that awaited her in her next chapter and retirement.

There wasn't a dry eye in the medium-sized private room at La Fami