.Honestly, it didn't matter what he was going to do, he just wanted to help keep the place clean. He looked behind his chair and saw a uniform, it loo...ed a lot like what the fox woman was wearing....The fox woman. He'd kinda been rude to her before, he should apologize. He was a changed lion. He'd be a good coworker for her, he thought, as he got out of his old dirty clothes and went into the new ones. Yeah, they fit nicely, like a glove. He flashed a grin and then went down to get to work. He. ’ I wasn’t sure what to say. Audrey and Phyllis were two older women who cleaned the apartments for us. To the best of my knowledge they were both divorced. They had told me one day that they really liked Jen and she listened to their complaints and saw that things got done. ‘I would like to be more than friends but I guess I’m not a great people person. Maybe we can go out next week? I’ll ask Bill and Shauna if they might like to go.’ ‘That would be nice. Let’s make it a date,’ replied Jen. I. Understood?" Yes, sir." Just a reminder that Special Agent Stafford's funeral is tomorrow." Yes, sir. I'll be there." Dismissed."Sean was bubbling over with joy and energy. He texted Marina. 'TheDirector just told me I passed all my exams. I'll graduate on Friday!''That's awesome, sweetie! I knew you could do it! Do you know where youwill be stationed yet?'Sean had not even thought that far ahead. He wanted to stay in the DCarea to be close to Marina. 'Not yet. I'm hoping I get to stay in. Well, it was a surprise, all right. My face got slapped from both sides before the two of them stomped out in different directions. Jessica heard the commotion, of course. She slipped down the stairs when it had quietened down, only to find me sitting on the sofa with my head in my hands."You've got to slow down, Mark," she said as she sat next to me and draped a comforting arm about my shoulders.It wasn't meant to be a sexual gesture, but I'm a healthy man of 22 and Jessica wasn't wearing.