We walked back to his lorry cab and he had got in and left the passenger door open. He looked down and said, “Oh i was just tidying up a bit, don’... have a pretty woman in here very often” and smiled at Sarah. I asked him if he would help her get in and turned around to Sarah who had undone the top two buttons of her blouse. She looked at me. “Well the least I can do is make sure he gets a bit of an eyeful,”she said with a smile.Lee, the trucker, held down his hand to help Sarah into the cab, I. Let the regulars handle it okay. If you don't I will call up right now and have them impound your HAMr." Doc added as she was about to argue.She could hear voices. Aliya? She concentrated on the feel of the atmosphere ... well she wasn't in that mountain. Ah, yes. I remember being rescued and coming back to base. Vin could hear Doc threatening to impound Aliya's HAMr. Both of them in black hole condition ... not good. She remembered all this from learning battle injuries and prolonged battle. They made a few minutes of small talk and thenEllen would deftly maneuver to the next couple. Eventually, they madetheir way to us.Jess smiled. "Bruce, great to see you outside of the office." Brucewas based in New York, so they'd see each other around.Bruce smiled, "You too Dan. You must be Jessica," he said, with a smileand a handshake.Clearly, he had memorized the list before coming. "Very nice to meetyou." I turned to Ellen and said, "You must be Ellen. I'm JessicaSilverman. It's. Mom and Dad weren’t going to let me escape to the city without doing everything they could to instill respect for my Native American roots. We’re going to a powwow.”There was nothing I could have chosen for a special day with Kate that was better than being immersed in the culture, drumming, and dancing of a Cherokee powwow. The tribal grounds were about a hundred miles north of Columbus. If we’d been smart, we would have packed our bags and gone straight from the powwow to Atlanta to catch our.