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as a public defender (!) before finally agreeing to come work for Dad—but not until the old guy was on his deathbed . . . or thought he was, anyway, since he’s apparently doing fine now, given that he never seems to come in off the links.
     
    Anyway, I can’t say spending all that time with murderers and drug addicts did Mitch’s disposition any good.
    But he’s a damned good lawyer. So you can quit worrying and meet me for lunch at Lespinasse, as we planned. I can’t wait to gaze into those sparkling eyes of yours over a glass of Cristal . . . I hope they’re still shining as brightly as that diamond on your finger. . . .
     
    Yours, as ever,
    Stuart
     
    Stuart Hertzog, Senior Partner
    Hertzog Webber and Doyle, Attorneys at Law
    444 Madison Avenue, Suite 1505
    New York, NY 10022
    212-555-7900
    To: Stuart Hertzog
    Fr: Amy Jenkins
    Re: Mitchell Hertzog
     
    Oh, Stuart, that’s so sweet! I knew you’d take care of it. Thank you so much!
     
    And don’t worry about that stuff with your brother. We all have family members we’d prefer to have little to do with. I myself have both a sister and a brother I’m not exactly looking forward to introducing to you. And my parents—well, I won’t get into that.
     
    But there are some family members of mine I’m dying for you to get to know—my Pi Delt sisters! I just know you’re going to love them—they’re really a swell group of gals. A bunch of us are meeting at the Monkey Bar after work . . . PLEASE say you’ll stop by so I can show you off to them. I can’t wait for you to meet them!
    Looking forward to our lunch . . . and to proving to you that my eyes are still shining just as brightly as they were last night. . . .
     
    Amy
     
    Amy Denise Jenkins
    Director
    Human Resources
    The New York Journal
    216 W. 57th Street
    New York, NY 10019
    212-555-6890
    [email protected]
     
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    From the Desk of
    Amy D. Jenkins
    Mrs. Stuart Hertzog
    Mrs. S. A. Hertzog
    Mrs. Amy Denise Hertzog
    Jenkins-Hertzog
    Mrs. Jenkins-Hertzog
    Mrs. Amy Jenkins-Hertzog
    Mrs. A. D. Jenkins-Hertzog
    Stuart, Amy, Heath, and Annabelle Hertzog
     
    Heath Hertzog
    no
    Connor Hertzog
    Annabelle Hertzog
    Connor Jenkins-Hertzog
    Annabelle Jenkins-Hertzog
    Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Jenkins-Hertzog
     
     
    Amy Denise Jenkins
    Director
    Human Resources
    The New York Journal
    216 W. 57th Street
    New York, NY 10019
    212-555-6890
    [email protected]
    To: Kate Mackenzie
    Fr: Jen Sadler
    Re: OH MY GOD
     
    SO????????? WHAT HAPPENED??????
     
    J
    To: Jen Sadler
    Fr: Kate Mackenzie
    Re: OH MY GOD
     
    I don’t know. It’s the weirdest thing. I went into the T.O.D.’s office, and she was . . . doodling. And humming. Doodling and humming, almost like . . .
     
    Like a human being!
     
    She seemed surprised to see me—like she’d forgotten about the whole thing. I asked her about the letter, and she just went, “Oh, that’s Stuart’s brother. He’ll be representing the paper in the arbitration.” Then she SHOWED ME HER RING!
     
    I’m not kidding. She went, “I thought I should tell you before you heard it through the departmental grapevine . . . Stuart Hertzog and I are engaged.”
     
    Then she waved that massive rock—you were right, it IS three carats, she told me—under my