Ontonio had seen her mouth drop open and looked at her with a chuckle. â€œWhat is so surprising Ms. Swan?â€ He listened as she spoke. â€œIndeed I donâ€™t but I am going to. It will not do to have you unable to drive.â€ He said in an amused tone. He laughed wholeheartedly. â€œThere is no one I trust more than myself to teach another to drive. I will personally teach you to drive. Now nothing more on that subject. I will not be changing my mind. If you argue Iâ€™ll get the impression you find the idea of my company uncomfortable.â€ He teases lightly. â€œOn a more serious note...I am quite comfortable with spending some of my free time teaching you to drive. It wonâ€™t be that hard for you to learn. After you get comfortable driving weâ€™ll go to the DMV and get you your lisence.â€ He said with a smile.<br/><br/>Once they were in the office he looked around. He watched her look around the office and noted she seemed happy. That was good. He went into his office and began looking through papers he had resting on there. Bill. Bill. Notes of a meeting he could no longer read. Staff memos. Bill. Yes. He would pay these three bills for the company electricity, water, and heating. He pulled up an online account for each of these. Typing in the credit card number and hearing a ping moments later telling him the payment had been received. He stored the bills in a the cabinet attached to his deskâ€™s drawer. It was marked payed bills. He sat down and stared at the staff memos. Nodding his head and then snapped out of his thoughts when she came into the office.<br/><br/>Setting the staff memos down as he heard beginning to speak. â€œMake sure you get those ideas to me so I can get started working on your office and getting it to the way you want it.â€ He heard her say she had her laptop. Rummaging around in a desk drawer until he found the company programs disk. She would need this for her computer. He walked over to the small table and set the cased disk on it. â€œYou will need to upload all of these programs from this disk onto your laptop. After you load them up I will give you the master password to access these programs. He looked at her as she spoke about a time diary. â€œI have whats left of the one from last year. It only has the rest of the week and next week in it. I need a new one made for the week after.â€ He said. Going over to desk and pulled it out. Going back over to her and handed it to her. â€œYou have a neat handwriting I hope?â€ He said softly. Going back to his desk and began typing.<br/><br/>â€œLeast I hope it is more legible than my chicken scratch.â€ HE said with a laugh. Typing up the notes as best he could. What the hell had he been trying to say there? He chuckled at his own expense. Looking at her. â€œTomorrow we have a meeting with Yokohama industries. Their states office. The director there is meeting with us before delivering the message to Yokohama Industries based in Japan. That CEO will contact us and we will fly out there if he likes the product. They seemed already to be interested in the G3L car that we have just produced. I am hoping to sell them on the newest toy.â€ He said with a chuckle. He then finished typing up what he could of his chicken scratch. â€œThe day after that we go to Chicken Industries to go to a sponsorship program for farm children. Thatâ€™ll be an all day event. Weâ€™ll be dressed down of course and helping out on the biggest farms in the area. Giving them funds for the next year. Along with sponsoring their oldest children for college. Things like that.â€ He said.<br/><br/>â€œTwo days after that we have meetings here with the Toys R Us companies to see why their output on some of the toys has been down. Along with Babys R US stores. The baby toys seemed to have gone missing and I am going to need answers on how hundreds of thousands of dollars of product just suddenly vanished. Youâ€™ll be going with me to all of these. Iâ€™ll need you to take notes and record on the recording device I am going to give you everything that is said.â€ He said. â€œPossibly even take pictures.â€ He heard the question. Pointing to the piles upon piles of unfiled papers. â€œWhen we get top of the line filing cabinets those file folders need to go in alphabetical order.