The Zimmer Doctrine by C. G. Cooper

Author:C. G. Cooper [Cooper, C. G.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: BA
Publisher: Cooper & Associates
Published: 2015-12-16T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 21

Great Sale Cay

The Bahamas

August 28th, 8:31pm

“Thank you for the update, Doctor. I hope I did not keep you too long.” Chance Baxter wiped his mouth before refolding the cloth napkin, setting it on the table.

“I am happy to answer any questions you might have, Mr. Baxter,” Dr. Aviel Nahas replied. He could feel the white wine going to his head. There was still work do be done that night, but part of him wanted to stay and talk to his host. “If I may say, Mr. Baxter, it has been a pleasure to work with someone who not only cares for my work, but also has gone to such extremes to ensure I am well taken care of. The laboratory alone must have cost…”

“Do not worry about the cost, Doctor. Your research and development are well worth the modest investment. Perhaps once we have concluded this particular project we can talk about your future with us.”

“I would like that very much, Mr. Baxter. Thank you.”

Baxter smiled and rose from the table. “Now, if you will excuse me, there are certain matters that I must attend to. Please let me know if there is anything you need.”

He was gone from the room before Dr. Nahas could properly stand up from his chair. The Israeli inventor watched his new benefactor depart. He was in awe of the man really. How could he not be? Baxter genuinely cared about Nahas’s work and had even proposed his own ideas in the most diplomatic way possible. He listened. Nahas had never worked for such a man. One word came to mind when he tried to describe the billionaire - benevolent.

It was easy to try to please such a man, a man whose family had done such great things over the centuries. Nahas had known some of the Baxter family history, but his host had filled in the details. There was no bravado in Baxter’s retelling only the fond pride a good man has for his ancestors.

The Israeli smiled at the thought. He felt fortunate to be working for a man like Baxter. Nahas hoped that boded well for his own future within the Baxter organization, as well as for the success of his current undertaking.

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