“H-hi mom. I’m a little busy here, but I’m fine. I might be a little later tonight. I’ll call you back later ok?” My voice quivered. Why di... she have to call now? “Fine. Well, take care now.” She hung up a bit upset by my rejection.I leaned on my forehead and wiped my face. Her timing couldn’t be worse. Suddenly my phone rang again. This time checked who was calling me. It was Lena. I stretched my neck and picked up the phone for the second time. “With-” I started.“She’s out now. I b-believe. " You mentioned your work with stasis technology. Whilst it has been in regular use for many years, very little research has been performed in that area recently. Maybe there is some credence to your assertion that you have fresh ideas to offer in that direction."We discussed the principles of their technology. Drago showed me to an information terminal, where the finer details were displayed. The terminal consisted of a thick glass plate that produced images at various layers within its. Sandy turned to the eight soldiers. "We're done, anyway, why don't you all go on down the line? If there isn't anything for anyone to do, you can head back to Arivaca."Their leader, also a Specialist, nodded, and they clambered into their pickup."Sergeant, I have something!" The speaker, a PFC manning the desk with the receivers, sounded excited. This was only the fourth event they'd had. The two since they'd gotten those kids from Tucson proved to be false alarms.The duty sergeant stood up. It has to be there.” She frowns at him. “I’ve been racking my brain for where they hid the entrance to the basement of the original house. But the floors don’t look like they’ve been worked on. However, the stairs covers part of the original floor and that’s the only cupboard I’ve seen, or heard of, where it opens inwards to the cupboard. Want to bet it’s the stairs to the basement and that’s a false floor in there?”A smiling Jenny is soon passing everything out of the cupboard to Mort who’s.