" I sat inthe chair and he took my pulse and blood pressure along with an eye checkand poking me all over. Then he stood up and pulled a needle and wi...e froma tray, he wiped my forearm and then said, "Sharp scratch," before puttingthe needle in. I hated the phrase, "Sharp scar.............."I heard regular beeping tone a moment before I felt the bright lightshining through my eyelids. I felt like I had the mother of all hangoversand groaned to myself as I wondered what had happened. The last. ''With that we drove on in silence for a min.''Nice night for a walk I see then, he says''''Yup I respond.''''He reaches below for a flask to which he asks, you mind if take a nip?''''No, not at all I say.''''A pretty young woman shouldn't be out on the road this late a night, he says.''As slides his hand on to my knee, ''you think so I responded?''''Yes he says,'' as he slowly rubs my thigh.''Well a girls gotta do what she's gotta do to get home, I say.''''That's right he says, there are ways. “We have decided to go with your design of our logo.”“Thank you, Mr. Herman." I told him I would be in touch next week.The room erupted in cheers once again. Waiting for everyone settle down, I then congratulated them on a job well done.“Okay everyone it is three o’ clock, take the rest of the day off!” As I headed back to my office, everyone thanked me.As everyone was leaving, Sue walked in behind me with Abby.Abby is a petite woman, at five feet tall with short black hair and green eyes. Her. I guess luckily, standard nuclear bombs had been eliminated many years before. The new bombs were neutron bombs that killed people but did not destroy property or technology or cause a kind of radiation that lingered and caused harm to those who were not killed. In the three years of the war about 80% of all the men and about 55% of all the women, worldwide, were killed. Finally people came to their senses before all humankind was killed off. The war ended without a winner and a one world.