He made his way over to the reception desk and walked round to the 'business' side of it. A quick rummage turned up a schematic of the building with a...l of the various sections clearly marked. Jamie smiled at his good guess. He had hoped that the receptionists would have something like this to help them identify who to speak to when visitors arrived.A quick scan of the schematic identified where the monitoring stations were situated, on the third floor towards the northeast quadrant of the. We immediately took the shotgun and the .38 with us to the saddler and told him what we needed. I thought that it would be a good idea to position the shotgun mounted vertically just ahead of of Sarah's right knee. That way, she could lean forward slightly and draw the shotgun while she was riding. I hoped to teach Sarah to fire the shotgun while she was riding at speed. That would be a positive defense against almost all threats she was likely to see. In fact, I liked the idea so much, I. The semester was almost over and the crunch was on.Red dropped a ball by Scott's chair."That was a long way to go to bring me a ball."Red sat panting."This your subtle way of telling me to get off the ball? Or that you want to play?"The dog had no answer for what was on Scott's mind. He and Janie had been burning the cell phone minutes, but she was no closer to deciding what to do about returning to school. Scott had his opinion, but he wanted her to decide on her own.The dog turned in a circle. “Are you sure about this? We can still call it off …”I shook my head and looked into his eyes, a big smile forming as I pressed against his body. “I’m sure, Adam. I can’t believe how excited I am about it. You’re right, it is outrageous but outrageously exciting.” I press into him and my face changes slightly and my voice lowers, “But I’m not the only one excited and that excites me, too.” In the midst of all these strangers streaming for the exit doors, my voice lowers lustily. “Are you sure.