Ellis Morning

Jan 2013

The Curse of the Night of the Ticket That Wouldn't Die

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“232632, in the flesh. I’ve waited a long time.”

Matt started at the voice over his shoulder. He turned to find a college-age girl at the threshold of his borrowed cubicle, with an intense and nearly crazed look in her bloodshot, bag-laden eyes. Matt had no idea who she was.  That was true of most of the people in this office. He was a roving consultant, who had arrived earlier that morning on one of his semi-annual onsite visits for software training and support.