Monday, 4 September
British Institution of Science
I was starting work at the office, with a mug of coffee and a briefcase containing papers, money, etc. in both hands, prepared for a new week of endless amounts of work.
Took to my seat, pulled out a ballpoint pen of my pocket from my doctor's jacket and began writing down some stuff upon a notepad.
Deep down, I wasn't sure if my antidote was worthy of release. Despite the concern, I did not overthink due to recalling the paragraph from Winston's book called Tricks to Life.
For five hours, I hustled hard. Butt pressed on the seat. Eyes glued to the work. Tough fingers gripping the body of the ballpoint pen. Mind laser focused on the task at hand. A man on a mission.
Lunchtime approached.
As I was having lunch, my fellow colleague with a pompadour wearing a checkered shirt and denim pants, Dennis tapped my shoulder.
'Sir Bob, you are being called ', said Dennis
'All right. Where?', I asked
'Mrs. Fritzgerald's '
'All right'
I closed my lunch box, slipped up my mask and walked into the research room.
'I have something to tell you, Bob', Mrs. Fritzgerald said.
'What, madame?', I asked.
'You shall see'
What is she trying to tell me?
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Story of Bob
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