“They were supposed to be, but I can’t find the originals.” She said and I took the folder and looked through it.
“Could they have been moved to the archive?” I asked.
“They shouldn’t have been.” She said.
“Let us check again.” I said.
We searched together, but neither document appeared.
“We will have to get the customers to sign new copies.” Mia said.
“That’s fine.” I said.
“You’re not worried?” She asked.
“I’m slightly annoyed, but I’m not worried.” I said and Mia smiled.
“You really are getting better at this.” She said.
“At what?” I asked.
“Not assuming every little problem means the world is ending.” She said and I laughed.
“I had enough of that for one lifetime.” I said.
The paperwork was annoying, but things went missing in a busy workshop, and I refused to turn every s
