"Oooh... COMING!" Ann moaned loudly.They waited patiently for her to return. Eventually, she did. "Hello?" Hi, baby, we're here for you." You're so ni...e." Did you have a nice one?" Rosa inquired."Oh yes. I'm so glad I met you guys," Ann sighed happily. "And I'm looking forward to our next meeting. What were their names again?" Robert and Alice, he's a doctor, she's a lawyer." Are they both black? I mean not that I object... or anything like that. I'm just curious." Yes they're both black. Alice. Jordan was grateful he was not with a patient at that moment. He headed her off before she reached the door, "Wait a minute Angel," he said and grabbed her arm. She tried to wiggle away from him, but he had a firm grip on her, "What's the matter?"Angel thought she might kill him for asking her that question, "What's the matter?" She repeated, "I can't do this Jordan, that's what the matter is." Yes you can," Jordan said firmly and everyone within earshot was listening and watching intently, so. The alley was dark and lined with cars and there wasn't another soul in sight. The light shining down cast a yellowish glow on the half rusted door. I inserted my ID card and buzzed myself in. I reached out for the cold metal handle and pulled the door open.There was a dimly lit area before another door. I walked toward the second door and knocked. Instantly the door opened and I was greeted by a huge guy who was as big as an ox. I handed him my ID card and he looked at it, glancing at me. Emma had classes in themorning, so Mandy took the opportunity to set up her new computer at thedesk in the downstairs atrium. In fact she could have set it upanywhere, as the apartment had its own wireless broadband network. Whenthe multifunction printer arrived midmorning, that was connected to thenetwork as well. Mandy discovered that the new laptop could be connected to the flatscreen television in the bedroom or, she assumed, in any room, which hada TV monitor. She also discovered that.