"I thought, 'Oh great, it's never good when he makes someone wait'.I was almost napping (damn Sgt. Blaine and the bitch that made so much noise on the...flight I couldn't get to sleep) when the aide announced, "The General will see you now."I steeled myself, entered his office and stood at attention. The bastard ignored me for about five minutes, finally looked up and said, "Take a seat Major and tell me how in the hell you lost Baskerville but found the two missing and presumed dead Sgts."I. Terri. No Rachel."Where's Rachel?" Something Jewish going on. She's with her mom and dad. Whatcha studying?" Economics 101." Beancounter Basic," Anita addedTerri's got a delightful giggle, as is fit for an eight year old girl. "You sound like my dad," she said. "He says beancounters are minions of the Antichrist." And I am an acolyte," I said. Terri's knowing smile told me that yet again I had not exceeded her grasp of vocabulary."So what's in it? I suppose I need to know sooner or later.". She sits up, and apparently considering himself released from guard duty, Mac stands, shakes, and trots over to nuzzle Gavin's hand.Gavin's still staring at her. "How did you get here?" he asks, absently scratching behind Mac's ears."I walked," she answers, standing and futilely brushing at the dog hair she's managed to accumulate. "Where's your dad?" she asks, hoping that he won't appear behind Gavin at any second."Uh, picking up Mr. Duncan's sister at the airport." His eyes drop to the. "That's enough Bobby, sit back down."Debbie sighed heavily as she lower the transparent peignoir in an unsuccessful attempt to cover herself. Cutter then leaned over and whispered something into Debbie's ear that made her almost pass out but the appearance in his hand of the deadly scalpel forced an almost imperceptible nod of her head.Slowly she rose, pulled the peignoir over her head, and dropped it on the rug. Totally exposed now, she walked over to Bobby on the couch and dropped to her.