checked the wording once, not from hesitation but to make certain every word belonged there, and pressed Send. The post remained unnoticed for three seconds. Then the views shot from twelve to forty-six, one hundred and eleven, two hundred, three hundred, and finally four hundred twenty-eight. A shocked-face reaction appeared and vanished; another followed the same pattern. I could almost picture employees reading in bed and reconsidering every response that might be permanently attached to an extraordinary corporate announcement.
My phone illuminated with AARON PRESCOTT. His name had once filled
