" What do you know about the Mitsubishi A6M2?" Nolan asked."Zero," I replied."That's amazing!" Nolan gasped. "Only a handful of people in the whole st...te would know that."Magic knew too, and was equally awed: not at me, but at Nolan. She almost said something but I beat her to the punch."The most famous Japanese fighter plane of World War II," I intoned. "It's full name was the Type Zero Carrier Fighter Model 11. Zero indicated the year of introduction, which was 1940 on the Western calendar. "Yes dear, we have plenty of time before the opening speeches. I promise, I'll be right in."He stared blindly at the wall next to the phone, a wall covered by sheets of pegboard where his tools hung neatly and in order by size. Everything was clean, kept that way by his almost obsessive polishing. It kept him fixed, kept him ready at anytime. He was prepared for when the Knife told him it was time.He looked at the gray filing cabinets that lined the space under the pegboard that were filled. ” “Well, I think that I have some experience in that department, so if Linda wants to go and see to Fay, I will sort you out.”Linda finished clearing up, and told Mary to come with her. Mary felt a little bit jealous of Chris, she would have liked to play with Jaqueline’s pussy, but there would be time for that later she was sure. At least she would find out what the GG Special was. “I’m not sure what the GG Special is.” “Well, watch and learn.” With that, they entered Room 1. Fay was still. "The Music Man doesn't have a weekend date for a couple of weeks, which means not until you're in Hartford." Thursday works for me," I answered. "And anytime you want to repeat that last little bit is fine with me too." I'm sure," She said with a light little laugh that was too musical to be called a giggle. "How about you escort me to lunch today, and we'll see if we can find an appropriate moment."The remainder of my morning was a blur. Lunch was a local sandwich shop, one of the usual.