"Alex, I'm late for a..." It will only take a moment," Fine. What is it?"I had to think carefully over every word as it came out of my mouth, although...this wasn't too big of a problem. I had rehearsed the lines in my head the entire way over. I took a deep breath and started, my eyes watching Brandon's own."When you first started working here, did you notice anything weird?" What do you mean?" Well, like little perks or something around the office, that sort of thing,"Brandon thought for only a. I glanced at her. Christine tried to wave it off, but I could tell she was proud. I would have to look into this for my thesis. Basic nanny was a job with few legal hurdles. References were more difficult. I gave Christine a hug and told her I was proud.From there we went into the guts of the renovations. The old house had over fifty rooms. Installing forced air heat and cooling was impractical. A storage room had been converted to a boiler room, which heated the big first floor rooms. Outside. When you walked in the security office you walked to a counter. If you were sitting at the counter, looking upward over the entrance door, there were now 24 individual monitors. A simple touch at the control console would bring the audio from that camera to the speakers. In my office those 24 images were on two large flat-screen monitors, a touch on the screen over the image brought that one full screen and to the speakers. I needed to remember to lock the field house cam so no one could watch. ’ Sophia looked very disappointed. As the crew chief left, I made my move. Karen gave me a thumbs-up sign. Cam’s eyes never left our blonde tablemate: she could have waved a railroad flare and he never would have noticed. Filled with a new boldness, I stepped over to Sophia’s table, introduced myself and admitted that I had overheard her problem with the sold-out sleeping car space. You reading this probably would not have been surprised if she had laughed out loud at my proposition that she.