Finding a space at the very busy bar i place the tray on it and get ready for a long wait to get served.Thats when i notice someone standing next to m... and to my delight its you.summoning up some courage fuelled with a few beers i think what the hell iv'e nothing to loose i move even closer and because the bar is so noisey whisper in your ear whats your name and telling you mine,then you do the sameto me putting your mouth to my ear to tell me.The tingle from your lips brushing sensously. Thank you. Thank you for tonight.” “Miss Marian, you are one hell of a woman. Maybe someday I’ll meet you in the reference section of the library and we’ll study some more,” he said playfully. By the time they made themselves presentable, their food was sitting cold on the table. The rest of the group was enjoying themselves on the dance floor. Stephen took their plates to the counter to see if they could be reheated. Marian looked down the length of the diner and saw an older gentleman staring. The camera pulled back to show everyone on their feet. Senators and representatives from both parties were grinning from ear-to-ear. The Joint Chiefs were applauding, with stoic faces.The applause continued as the President turned and shook first the Vice President’s hand then the Speaker of the House’s hand before making his way slowly down the aisle, pausing frequently to shake hands like a true politician.“Tomorrow is going to be busy,” Jeryl said with a smile. We had already been inundated. I expected it to be empty but it was not; no luck getting out of that today.I testified for thirty minutes and then left, taking the secure exit and limo back to the White House.I watched the news video again, this time with the White House security chief of staff; he and I had long discussions. We were nearly done when ZNN went live back to the scene to update the report on the conditions of those involved in the fight.Six were dead, twenty three injured in the protesters, with fifty more.