When It Rains
Jeff decided to dive into the details. “Well, I hate to do this, but I think it's time we talked about the balance sheet and the longer-term financials of the company.”
Bob nodded a little sheepishly and reached for something in his computer bag. “I think I've brought most of what you need.”
Knowing his uncle well, Jeff was starting to feel like something wasn't right. He probed. “Based on everything I've seen so far, I'm guessing the company's in pretty good shape.” It was more of a question than a statement.
Bob smiled, the same way he used to smile when he assured the kids he wouldn't throw them in the deep end of the pool just before he did exactly that. “Absolutely.” He didn't sound confident. “But I need to talk to you ...
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