Diana sat watching for a pattern in the mine's movement, then fired four pulses in a block pattern. After a short lag, the image of the mine flared in...the rear screen. "Got your ass," Diana crowed."But you did not damage it..." But I might have damaged its communication array," Diana returned. "If I have, then the base will probably think it has exploded and annihilated us."Selina sat watching the screen before answering. "Doubtful that they would detect the explosion at this distance with all. I will give you some direction, but you will need to create the scenes you want. That is your private stage so think about your husband watching you because that is why you're doing this...Just turn to me and put your hand on the back of the chair and just get comfortable." Jen heard the click of the camera as she just stood for a second. She felt the shot of Vodka kicking in and started to loosen up a bit. She sat in the chair for a few pictures. Scott had her sit sideways and turn her head to. I stayed behind; unlike Gary and Sheila, classical music isn't a major interest of mine. I made myself at home in the living room, slumping into the sofa and putting my feet up on the ottoman. Gary and Kimberly are old friends, and we're pretty casual when we visit each other's homes. A moment later I heard the sound of Gary's piano-playing rolling up the hallway; that meant he and my wife would probably be occupied for a while. I was starting to leaf through a magazine when I heard Kimberly. I heard the sliding door open from the freight elevator and a squelch break on my earpiece letting me know that Clint and Smiley were down and moving. Webb stopped just at the edge of the hall and looked into the main lobby using a large potted plant for concealment. I checked out the hallway ahead of me that led to one of the restaurants and did a quick sweep of our six.Webb motioned me forward and when I stepped close enough, he whispered that the lobby and front desk were empty. I looked at.