That’s why I am so glad you are an ’employee’ hire and not a ‘community’ or ‘Board’ hire.’ ‘So what exactly do I do to keep employee... happy, do I grab people coffee or re-stock the fridges or update computer software?’ Stephanie’s face turns red and she looks a bit embarrassed, ‘Oh I am sorry, I have never run orientation for new hires before. Maybe I wasn’t even supposed to show you these rooms yet. You haven’t been told everything yet, have you? This is awkward. Well yes, I guess what you. Mom was glad to see that I was at least giving Cara a chance to explain.I headed over to the Holiday Inn. I first looked for their cars. I saw their cars in the side parking lot. I walked through the side entrance and saw a sign posted where the meeting was being held. The doors were open so I could hear what was going on. There were about ten people seated around an oval table. I glanced in but no one saw me. Cara was seated next to Ray, the bastard. I listened outside the door when the person. She pushed her backpack in front of her. There was light ... a vent grill that pushed out ... Wendy stood behind a massive Walnut desk.Wendy was in the 'shelves' of an ancient library. Not books ... scrolls.Wound on Walnut Rollers and stored in elaborate wood cases with glass covers, the wisdom of the sages was stored in this huge room.There was no dust...'come to think of it, there was no dust in the metal vent, ' she thought. 'There should be dust everywhere.'There were sections of scrolls. . a guy we'd been monitoring for some time, a possible recruit but not someone immediately slated for advancement ... or kidnap, if you prefer. I dragged myself to my feet, looked around for some clothes - probably best not to greet the poor man completely naked - and, while doing so, the further chime that told me he'd actually arrived sounded. Oh, well ... I hoped he had the sense to Read The Wall.Anyway, I hate being around when they throw up.When the whiteness faded, leaving no retinal.