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by Brent Kellogg
July 17, 2008
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If nothing else, Amber packs a lot off power at RSM,
doesn't she? Taking time out today from answering
all those calls from irate readers voicing their
concern about the scandalous Sabrina Newman article,
Amber gave Chloe a tour of RSM even suggesting that
she'd like working better there than at her last
place of employment. Once Chloe had seen how happy
the "hundreds" of workers were, without asking what
the job pays or what benefits the company offers, a
motion was made that Chloe be hired. Without
hesitation, the brass hired her on the spot without
asking what she expected to be paid, or themselves
as to why they need to employ a whatever Chloe is.
In his infinite wisdom, perhaps Nick Newman was
thinking ahead given he'd told partner Jack Abbott
that he wants him gone. It was almost as if Nick had
grown a pair overnight. Upset with Jack for lying
and causing a scandal, Nick went to Jack's home
loaded for bear. He accused Jack of "crossing the
line" and that he was "tired" of it and wanted to
buy Jack out. Jack laughed in his face. Buy him out
with what money? By the time Jack had finished his
song and dance, the only nuts Nick had were those he
was eating out of the palm of Jack's hand. Yes,
Jack, you lied, but it be berry berry good for
magazine sales. Gosh, Jack. Why can't I be smart
like you? Please bend over. Let me kiss your ass.
Did I what? Get a postcard from my son? No, did you?
What's Noah want? New sneakers? One whole size
bigger? Damn, that boy is growing like a weed.
Wonder why Noah asked you to come to Rapid Aging
Camp on Parent's Day when I'm the one he talked
about Parent's Day with? Oh well, with your
permission, Sir, I'll be going now. But remember
this: You haven't heard the last of my whimpering.
As usual, the only person with any balls in this
town is Victor Newman. Breathing fire, Victor ripped
Jack a good one. He threatened a libel suit for
trashing his wife that would tie Jack up in court so
long he'd be bleeding money. Jack's song and dance,
his claim of being a "journalist" who had a
responsibility to print the truth, only made Victor
laugh and belittle Jack again. Try as he might, Jack
will never be John Abbott. If only he had more time,
Victor could have run down the complete list of
Jack's failure.
Pathetic as Nick, Jack, Colleen and Daniel were
today, Nikki Chow beat them all when she presented
hubby David with a newly built home. To hell with
all the bad things people are saying about him,
Nikki hearts David. Of course he won't mind not
having a say in the house she bought, David won't be
staying in it long if at all. Given the aluminum
briefcase-carrying Paul Williams has Nikki
"shadowed", that's super-sleuth slang for being
followed, it shouldn't be long until someone tells
Clueless that David's name isn't Chow, or David, or
"Clark". It's Angelo Serafino and hearing that will
be reason enough for Nikki to tell David it's over.
Now, you'd think that for someone who told Nikki he
doesn't want to be with her, David would be happy.
Right?
Wrong.
David will have to get even. But first he'll have to
get some liquid morphine. Hello? Lauren Baldwin?
Would you happen to have some morphine I could
borrow? |
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