It was a before-unheard of by-product of her being the 'President' of the shareholder's fund, if I understood. It was a position from which she had to resign, so clearly she was 'hired' and since they are they only two shareholders, I would assume it was something they decided on, together, so that she'd put in her money. He had such a large percentage of the buy-in, then they went to a bank and got $100K, finally she put in 70-something K. Anyway, it somehow kept him from being able to fire her, which that bastard would have done within minutes, no doubt. He reminded me of one of the brothers from Skullduggery...that one that would always agree with whatever Marcus was saying, would dispute any wrongdoing, then go right ahead and do the wrong thing the second Marcus wasn't staring at him. Horrible guy. That poor woman and her son working there. She probably feels like he'd fire her son, the ONLY one who knows how to ground the coffee beans, too. If I'd been Marcus I'd have stayed and fired the guy. Just sayin'.
