Chapter 15

            Calvin Michelson was holding a board meeting in the twentieth-floor conference room. It was an informal meeting to inform the board to what Michelson Investments was doing for the New Year.

            Of course, Calvin, his mother, and Charles had seats on the board. Charles hadn’t been to a board meeting in ages. His mother only attended one board meeting a year to keep up with what was going on. Walter Vanderberg IIII was from old money. A Vanderberg had been on the board since Calvin’s grandfather started the company. William L. Quarters was also from old money. His father and Calvin’s father had been best friends and business partners. William and Calvin got along and had invested in a couple of business ventures together, but they weren’t close. Boyce Dillinger was a lawyer who represented the Lockhart Group. The group was a s