"He wasn't happy with me. I was furious, but I made sure that it didn't show. After a moment, he went outside. I could see that he talked to one those...guys who had been there when I was taken in. Soon I was escorted back to the cell in which the two drunks were still snoring. It was now clear that they didn't want me to make any calls.I spent another hour there, watching the two drunks. At one point one of them partly woke up, and looked at me with blurry eyes. Suddenly I got an idea, and I. The sound of the tyres on the road, the warm feeling I had, not sure but. I felt like Alice, I had slipped through the hole and was on the other side. A place where strange was normal, anything could and would happen. No, I was the White Rabbit, and I was late. I had a lot of catching up to do.Sue's statment about waking up too late applied to me. If I didn't do this now.... I'd kick myself for the rest of my miserable life...., and I knew it would be a miserable life without them. I smiled at. When he arrived there, he held out a hand and said, “Welcome to the executive lounge.”Looking up at the man, Ed asked, “Do we have you to thank for our drinks?”“Yes. I believe that you are the first Druid that we’ve had come through this airport.”“Not really. We usually fly out of here on a private jet, but this is a vacation trip rather than a business trip. We thought we would save a little money, so we are going by commercial airline,” replied Ed.“Oh, so you live around here?”Glancing over. I may not be able to hold myself to just a conversation with him at this rate, Amy thought as she sat down down. Her toned legs drifted apart slightly and she dropped one hand to stealthily press on herself a little, to take the edge off. While she was down there, it occurred to her that she should pull her skirt up a bit higher, so she did. Hopefully that would tease Michael into finally coming over.A few minutes later, as the blue-eyed barista bent over to deliver a cappuccino to the table.