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"Stop. I'm just … just Laurie Gray." No one should bow to her. She drove a four-door compact like half the city. She lived in a townhouse identical to all six of her neighbors' places. She worked in a cubicle in a sea of other cubicles at Atkin & Sons.
"Oh, no, miss," the old woman said, her face still toward the floor. "You are the prince's bride, soon to be the queen."
Laurie Gray and Skelley Black don't get along. Co-workers at the firm, Atkins & Sons, they frequently butt heads, and usually loud enough that everyone can hear it.
When Skelley saddles Laurie with his most difficult client, their contest of wills reaches its peak. Two people with such determination can't continue to operate together. One of them has to win, no matter how underhanded they have to act to accomplish it.
Yet, the miracle of Christmas has other plans for their lives, romance and a lesson they should learn. In a series of odd dreams, the woman who'd like to claw his eyes out becomes a favored princess, and the man, who hates everyone, is the king.
"Oh, no, miss," the old woman said, her face still toward the floor. "You are the prince's bride, soon to be the queen."
Laurie Gray and Skelley Black don't get along. Co-workers at the firm, Atkins & Sons, they frequently butt heads, and usually loud enough that everyone can hear it.
When Skelley saddles Laurie with his most difficult client, their contest of wills reaches its peak. Two people with such determination can't continue to operate together. One of them has to win, no matter how underhanded they have to act to accomplish it.
Yet, the miracle of Christmas has other plans for their lives, romance and a lesson they should learn. In a series of odd dreams, the woman who'd like to claw his eyes out becomes a favored princess, and the man, who hates everyone, is the king.