Do you read every contract that lands in front of you?
You already have a pretty good idea about Hell. It' s amazing how much Dante and thousands of years of stories have contributed to the resulting reputation of this place. But it' s not all flame and brimstone, as you might think. It' s also too loud music, overly rubbery food, and French kisses that are a little too French.
One can only hope that you haven' t yet pledged your soul to the employees of Hell, whose corporate structures, as portrayed by Claudia Lux, are perhaps even darker than you ever imagined. On the other hand: Are you in trouble and looking for a way out? If you really want to come to an agreement, you will find a way. What if it' s just a trick of sinners whose punishment is to work in Hell?
Lofofor Trip also sits in the shared office of the Sales Department on the Fifth Floor. He endures arrogant, self-centered colleagues and a diabolical boss, clings to his secret plan, and carefully watches the wealthy Harrison family for generations. He waits for signs of human darkness.
Could it be that fate has put Ruth, a mysterious and beautiful girl, in his path, who arrives with Lily, Silas, and their two children at a summer home in New Hampshire? Uncertainty hangs over the lands there. What is he getting into? And how does Calamity Ganon, Lofoforo' s new colleague, fit into the story, saturated with dark humor?
