Before i knew it she opened the car door and got in."hi Brother" Hey Sis, How was work"?"It was good not to busy tonight" oh thats good, Lets go Home"...hen began the car ride home, after a minute or so, i decided on how i was going to get my sister. "Hey Sis" Yes Brother" Sis could we take a detour, and go look at the Soccer Pitch i will be playing on, this week"My sister seemed hesitant as she was fairly tired, but much obliged."Ok Brother"Where i was going to take my sister was a Massive. " said Eve. "My projects seem quite irrelevant to her, I think. She believes that fighting cancer is the most important job in the world, and I can't say that I disagree with her."Eve drove right up to the doors of the new building, where two ambulances were parked.A security guard walked out and raised his hand to stop the car. Eve had some kind of card ready, and she showed it to him. When he saw the name on the card, he smiled, and motioned her into a parking place."I won't be long," said. She had white pubic and underarm hair and the hair covering her scalp was thinning. Jill wore eyeglasses and an ID collar around her neck. "The people staying here are welcome to our hospitality. Put your money away, son, the drinks here are limited but on the house. We of Silver Orb don't turn away hungry people, but because you are law enforcement on official business, we are limiting your access to only a few people. It has to do with the old doctrine of the United States—that if you. ‘You didn’t understand him?’ I straightened my spine and looked at the wall just past him, like a good little soldier. ‘He was, well, growling at me, First S’arnt, and it was loud in there.’ The first sergeant continued to glare at me. I all but twitched from the urge to toss myself onto the floor and start knocking out pushups. Finally, he grunted again and stomped up the stairs. I waited until I heard his feet stomping through the lobby area before wilting in relief. I did have to wonder,.