One of those should probably go to Sam.”Matt tapped his fingers, thinking as he looked at the diagram. “I’ll take the outer corner office.”“...’ll take the office that only over looks the warehouse,” Sam said.“I’d like the remaining office overlooking the parking lot and the street,” Ted said.Tony said, “I’ll take the other corner office.”Matt said. “Okay, that’s settled. Any other business for you Matilda?”“No.”“Ted, what do we need security wise?”“A lot. I’ve talked with Matilda about the prior. I ... I ... I guess I just need a strong man to lean on at the moment. Do you know one I can lean on?”Bjorn turned and hugged his lovely girlfriend very tightly and said, “I think I might know one willing to do that. If I see him I will let him know what you want. How’s that for a promise?”Jessie said nothing as she squeezed in harder to Bjorn’s chest then mumbled, “Come on. Let’s get going. Let’s see what this little town is made of before we go to see Carrie. I wished I’d paid more attention. I usually just write down the basic outline of the fantasy for further reference. It is only when I finally get around to transforming it into a full-length fantasy that I finally flesh it out. If the fantasy is recent and still fresh in my mind, then I retell it mostly as it happened. If it is more ancient and somewhat faded, I let my imagination come up with the details surrounding the basic concept. As such, my fantasies are a blend of reality and fiction.This particular fantasy happened a. I know I'd seen them here on both my previous trips. Bad form to argue with someone who may know a whole lot more than you do.I settled for giving an indeterminate nod, before settling down to firmly watch The Highway myself. I intended now to prove myself as dedicated a watcher as they were.It was a quiet morning. A couple nondescript creatures traversed our segment, ignoring all of us alongside it, but that was it for the moment. There are often quiet periods like that here.About the time I.