"That's my stuff from Camp Gonsalvez," Cooper said.I drove the bike into the garage and parked it, but took the two helmets and the two beers in with ...e, dropping the first two on the breakfast bar. I opened one of the beers and put the other in the fridge. I took a long, refreshing pull from my open beer and immediately began wondering if two were going to be enough. I put the beer on the coffee table in the living room and opened the front door to stare down at the two boxes."They're not. “Sorry Max we didn’t know.” Morgan lamented after she left.“We’ll fix everything before we leave.” Kim and Jet confided to Max.“I don’t need anymore, whatever you are girls...” Max started.“You can never have too many contacts Sir.” Sweet Eve put in.Well so much for dressing the girls conservatively. It went the same way at the bank. Yes they knew that Max was Nina’s guardian and it was so nice of him to bring his family along for a vacation while he was down here on business. By the way where. . she was loving the attention. A couple guys saw me coming back and started to back up, but I just smirked and said “Mary making more friends I see” and slapped her ass. She gasped and stood up to me and stuck out her tongue at me.I handed her her drink and sat down.“is it our game now I asked” since nobody was playing. Two guys said “sure bud, you playing partners” to which I said yeah. Someone asked if Mary could be HIS partner, and we all laughed.I said “Mary can’t stand real good, so how. I sat at the nearest one and logged into the internet, then onto JBG’s system and then onto the ID card system. The ID card system was what JBG issued to every employee; all forty five thousand of them and all seventy thousand college students and administrators.The card had a locator and identification chip in it that could be activated by satellite to identify, locate and track the individual, if necessary. These cards were expensive as hell. They had helped us locate missing college.