That seems a most reasonable request," Jason replied, smiling.Jason soon found himself led to a small office located a few feet from the reception des..., where two men were sitting. The two became very attentive when Jason entered. The elderly man assigned one to the desk, and told the other to take a breakJason was directed to a seat. He kept an internal eye on the line of direction of the person he was seeking. He was asked to tell the reason as to why he thought he felt a call.Jason felt. I want to see how it looks,” she explained simply.“You make it sound like it’s not your last,” I observed.Heather giggled. “That depends.”“On what?”“On you.”“Me?” I asked, arching a brow.“Yeah.”I watched her carefully for a moment. “How’s that?”“If you want to take more,” she said coyly.“Sure ... Oh, you mean now?”She gazed at me expectantly. I instinctively took a look around, before catching myself.“That’s a little risky, isn’t it?” I asked, realizing how obvious my words were the second they. I'd never accuse you of taking advantage of me. You know that."Jack folded his arms across his chest and stared down at his desk."There's more to it, isn't there?" Suzanne asked. "Is this about Maggie?" Don't," whispered Jack, holding up his hands as if to ward off an attack."I loved her too, Jack. She was almost like a mother to me." Please. Don't." Jack closed his eyes and leaned his head against the tall back of his chair."I'm sorry," Suzanne said in a soft voice. "It needs to be said." God. "He was a fine man who lived for his family and who gave his love freely and without reservation. He worked hard and instilled in me basic values - honesty, loyalty, the need to do my best at all times, to respect others, to be charitable and many more."For a boy newly orphaned at eight-years-old, he was a rock of solidity and gave me great comfort in a frightening and lonely world."Glen is already sorely missed by his family, by mom and by Fiona and by me. We have lost a very good man, but.