Napoleon Solo was bored. That was obvious as he was flicking paper clips into his ashtray.
“Will you please stop that?” Illya asked. His nose was buried in a book, as usual. “It is rather annoying.”
“I need something to do.”
Kuryakin’s glasses slipped down his nose as he looked across at Solo’s desk.
“Reports perhaps?”
“Tomorrow.”
“I heard there is a new secretary starting today,” Illya said.
“Good idea tovarisch, thanks! See you later.” Napoleon grabbed his jacket and was out the door in a flash.
“Too bad she is married,” Illya snickered. “Though that never stopped him before.”