Pan-tasy Island 2: Billions, Axe, Wendy and Chucks Rhodes
This series of stories is about the Peter Pan myth. In each story the female protagonist is named Wendy, but it will be a different Wendy.
Wendy here, I am married to Captain Hook and I work for Peter Pan. No, I am not Wendy Darling. I am Wendy Rhodes. My husband is Chuck, the Attorney General, and I am a psychologist for Bobby Axelrod, the billionaire hedge fund manager. Am I hung up on the Peter Pan myth? As a girl, I saw the play about ten times including Broadway and summer stock. I saw the movie about twenty times in theaters and on television. I even read several books of and about the story. So, no.
Why is Chuck, Captain Hook. He is spending his life trying to kill the crocodile that took his hand; that is my boss, Bobby. Why does he think that Axe is the crocodile? He believes that Bobby wants to sleep with me or already has. Worse, he believes that I want to sleep with Axe. He is right, but I also want to sleep with Harrison Ford, and I have not slept with either. Why is my boss, Peter Pan. Because there is nothing he enjoys more than fighting the pirate.
You know I am an excellent psychologist, because Axe pays me more than a quarter million per year to keep his crew on their game. So why haven't I done the simple thing, and told my husband that going after my boss is hurting our marriage. Even if Bobby is a criminal, my husband prosecuting him is a conflict of interest, recuse yourself. I should tell Axe, "My husband, the Attorney General, is going after you. Don't do anything actionable until he gets bored, and looks elsewhere." Of course I told them that, but telling the truth to obsessed men is futile.