“Hey, Bob,” I shouted at the top of my voice. “I want to talk.”Bob had been sitting in his lawn chair. I’d spotted him before moving to my c...rrent position. I knew he was armed and I knew he was wearing armour. He’d been sitting drinking something from a camp cup, watching the women as they wandered about and worked. The impression I’d gotten was that he was relaxed and chilling out. It was a pity that I had to piss him off.Bob popped up in response to my voice. He brought his weapon up to the. Jovita feigned interest out of politeness. Having completed the exhibit, Hanna said she needed the restroom. Jovita waited outside the bathroom door for her. Hanna came out after only a second inside. ‘The bathroom light is off,’ Hanna casually mentioned. Jovita opened the lavatory door and turned on the light for her Jewish girlfriend. Hanna looked at her awkwardly. ‘Do you think you need the bathroom too?’ Jovita rolled her eyes. ‘Yeah. I guess it could use a piss.’ The two ladies took care. Could Ling come to the company and undertake that role which was not just about the handling of the dockets, but also how to improve the overall process to get it more automated and efficient? We discussed this and she was keen to take the idea forward. I said that I’d talk to HR tomorrow (not that I’d enjoy another meeting with Philippa and Sharon) and we’d take it from there. The other advantage was that Ling’s contract was 1 day both ways so she could be released by Kwik Shoppe with a. Even though it had been me who had said I wanted to talk, I was at a complete loss as for where to begin. We took a walk outside, in the rain, huddling beneath our umbrella for a surreal forty-five minutes, during which time neither of us said a word. Finally, just as we were almost back at the cabin I blurted out, “Are we a couple now?” “I don’t know. Everybody’s acting like we are and it’s kind of pissing me off.” I nodded in agreement. “I feel the same way, but I’ve gotta admit, I really,.