Through my head were the thoughts of how I missed all of this. After the bow was done, she looked up at me with a tear in her eye. I wiped it away and...gave her a hug and she felt it; I know she did. She moved and said, "Oh. We better go get in the picture," with a studder.I had realized her parents still were not there. I asked her who would be driving her home she said her mom sometimes works late on Friday, and her dad had passed away 10 years ago. She said she was going to walk home, but I. " He breathed a noticeable sigh of relief, probably having no idea how I would react to the situation. I continued, "Nothing you haven't seen before." and I gave him a pat on the back. He chuckled, scratching the back of his head in embarrassment. "Jeez Tim, thanks... I hope you don't mind me saying, but you're a very lucky man." he blushed as he spoke, perhaps thinking that he was digging a deeper hole for himself. The comment caught me by surprise, but also inexplicably, it excited me. There. Ambassador Lee's smile turned into a very wide grin when he said, "Actually, no. That was one of the things I wanted to talk to you about." He chuckled before saying, "There is no danger to you, me, or the Embassy, Colonel. Come in and have a seat, please," before turning and reentering the conference room.Allen quickly looked around, before sliding down one wall to get to the conference room. He could see a reflection in a window of the Ambassador and another man, seated at the conference. I decided to have a ciggarette out the window. havrvey came behind me and said "im sorry for being a jerk can i have a cig please" i gave him one then i felt his hand on my ass he was smiling at me but for some strange reason i did not stop him from touching me i just looked deep into his eyes (the after school detention bell rang) so i picked up my bag to leave but harvey was blocking the door "move out of my way please harvey" i was tired and i couldnt be bothered to have a go at him. he.