hug of all and as George walked off the bus, she stood
from the top of the stairs and said, “Today is your day,
George. And this is your life. You came on my bus for a
reason, like I told you. That reason is today and every
day after.”
George walked into the building thinking that this
could be the last time he’d walk through these doors as
an employee of the NRG Company or it could be his first
day on the job as the Chief Energy Officer. In less than
two hours he would know his fate, but regardless of the
outcome he believed his bus was headed in the right di-
rection and he was ready to enjoy the rest of his ride.
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The Energy Bus