Introduction
Bob meets Laura. Laura meets Bob. Except that there is just one problem. There is no Laura. There is no Bob. When the two cross paths they eventually realize that their guises are leaving an indelible ink trail for the higher ups that might not find their reindeer games all that funny. “Bob” withstands to lose thousands of dollars. “Laura” withstands to lose her noteworthy reputation.
Who is secretly dictating Bob's welfare and why? Why is Bob so big to the ladies and does he really have a bigger swing? Why is Laura not intimidated by Bob's big swing like the other female coworkers and how is she able to coax a pencil pusher like “Paul” to deal with Big Bad Bob? Does she make it known to Paul if he wants to get paid there's a “Peter” to rob? Who's robbing Peter to pay Paul and will Big Bad Bob successfully thwart this bilking before it's too late?
Are there referee's for these psychological payroll games or was there indeed a profiling system secretly orchestrated by the CIA to maliciously attack Big Bad Bob's weekly paychecks. Is Laura secretly hiding behind Mr. Paul and can she later be trusted?