" I'll bet you the events manager was trying to pawn it off," Tyler said,as he scrawled a few more notes on his paper. "Hotel conference roomsare a pe...ishable commodity, after all. The hotel loses money if it's notoccupied." Huh. I didn't know that." You tend to learn these things when you've been in the event planningbusiness as long as I have," Tyler joked. He rose from the kitchentable, walked past the island, and put his arms around Ben's waist."How'd you sleep?"Ben leaned in for a gentle. ‘We deal with the treasure hunters as we need much the same as the people of your cities do, but rather than technology and innovation we have always sought knowledge of the past to learn from it and not make similar mistakes.’ ‘We have over time, in our dealings with treasure hunters reasoned the location of a buried and preserved section of a university our elders once resided in,’ she was tiring as she came to the end of her carefully prepared speech for the sharing of information. ‘We can. I don't know who the original writer is and also have no way to contact him, so I can't ask for permission, if he sees this story and wants me to remove it then he can ask me freely. I don't want and do not have any intention for the story to be modified, but you can correct the mistakes if you want to since I'm not a native English speaker (thanks DirkGroot for his work to progressively correcting mistakes). Please personalize all the names of family members for the story to be more immersive. So when were you thinking of the grandtour."I grinned wickedly and answered, "Tomorrow and Thursday?"He looked a bit shocked at that and retorted, "You sure don't hangabout, I'll see what my boss says." And with that he took out hisblackberry and started texting.The food came and we started eating, the wine was really nice and thefood out of this world (more by good luck than knowledge). Hisblackberry beeped and he read the message, grinning broadly he told me,"Ok Nicky, I'm all yours, the boss.