From what he’d read, there was a systematic failure and he was understandably anxious about taking corrective action. However, the ship wasn’t con...tructed to facilitate repairs, only with getting him there and back. Glancing at his oversized gloves, there wasn’t much he could do even if he had tools.They’d assured him it would be a safe journey. While teleportation was a risky venture, since two physical objects can’t occupy the same space, NASA patiently informed him about the multiple test. Only then did he slice through the tape that held James' wrists.Before James could remove the tape from across his mouth, the man had gone, locking the door behind him. It was only then that James realised that he was not alone. "That was Nevin," a voice from the other corner of the room said... "He does what he can for us." Startled, James turned around. Another man sat curled up against the wall, chained by the neck like himself.James pulled the tape from his mouth. "Us?" he said to the man.. ”“Doesn’t matter,” Julie barks out. “You betrayed us. You probably betrayed Sarai too.”“No, you did that,” the man bites back, turning the accusation back.“He betrayed us both,” the Goji says, stopping the bickering that is beginning to develop. She turns to Victor and says, “I told you to keep them away and out of China. Instead you bring them here to me?”But Julie cuts right back in. She hasn’t gotten her say or her answers. She doesn’t even care if the enemy is standing just feet away from. She set off to her other tables.“Don’t do that to me.” Nisha said. “I work hard enough at my job and you ruined my chance to find the fun in it.”“You’re welcome.” I said.“I don’t like her.” Jess said.“Adelaide?” I asked.“No, she’s fine. I mean Philia, the kicked puppy with the red hair and the big tits.” Jess said. “Can we go somewhere else? I don’t like being watched like this.”“No, we got food coming already and I want to be around Adelaide.” I said. “But if you want to go home, I’ll see you.