"Good work, Lieutenant. I guess I need to talk to Mooring." Yes, Sir," Fisher said, returning to her work."Doctor Mooring, got a minute?" Jeff said as...he approached the chemist. Mooring turned away from the tech he had been talking to, as Jeff continued, "Come take a little walk with me."Walking into the first room, Mooring following, Jeff took a seat and motioned for the doctor to do the same. Jeff glanced around him at the benches with their stirrups, cuffs hanging from the ceiling on chains,. Each time one of them asked about their mother, I told them that I was the parent and I would keep the promises I'd made to take care of them. If they asked me a question I didn't think they needed to know the answer to, I would tell them it was something I was supposed to take care of and they didn't need to be concerned.Cathy called a little before bedtime and talked to each of the children. I heard each of them say, in one way or another, "Dad's taking care of that." I know she questioned. .” Desi struggled to say as he slapped the cinder-block wall with the palm of his right hand.“Say no more, Desi. I’ll do my best to talk with her before the day is done,” I added as I clapped my hands together to try to get the younger guy out of his current funk.“Thanks, Mike. I really appreciate your help with this ... this crazy-ass situation.”“Come on. Let’s head on back to the café and your crazy-ass girlfriend,” I simply said as I held the doors open for this now halfway grinning young. Adams.”“Come with me, please, and your family.”Jessica looked at me and I shrugged, and the three of us followed the two men to a door separate from where the other passengers were headed. We followed the two men down a long hallway, through another door, and into what looked like an office area. They led us to a small room where another KGB officer was waiting.“May I see your papers, please?” he asked.I handed over all of the passports, visas, and the letters from the Embassy and Vanya. After.