All too often, business required the CEO to travel to his offices across the country. Though he had plants in Nevada and Ohio, distribution offices peppered the states, and it seemed that something was going wrong with at least one of them at all times. Most of the time, things could be settled with a phone call or email, but it was occasionally necessary for Max to be there in person. This was one such occasion.
He hadn’t been to Detroit in a long while. They rarely needed his personal help here, but this was one of those rare moments. Max had initially been annoyed at the dent in his schedule… but after double-checking a forwarding address, he put up very little resistance.
After business had been taken care of, he found himself at a suburban address, standing before the modest house with a familiar semi truck parked at its side. Heh. Cecilia stands by the car, watching the street for any suspicious activity. Max walks up to the door, hesitating for what seemed like an eternity before getting up the resolve to knock.