The managers rushed from the room as quickly as possible, eager to be free from Sean's anger. Andy stayed seated, looking nervously between Sean and Catherine.
"Yes, Mr. Blair?" Andy asked.
"I put you in charge for a reason," Sean said. "I thought I made it clear that I wanted you to turn this company around. If you're not up to the task, I can call Bill instead."
"No sir, that's not necessary," Andy said.
"I hope not," Sean said. "I won't give you a third chance."
"I'll have Mrs. Blair's changes taken care of within the next two days," Andy said quickly.
"I hope so," Sean replied coolly. "That's all."
"Thank you, sir," Andy said.
He stood and rushed from the room, leaving Catherine alone with Sean. She looked up at him from her chair, and he smiled down at her. A wave of irritation flooded through her.
"Why did you do that?" she asked him.
His brow wrinkled in confusion, "What do you mean?"
