‘She sounds interesting.’ ‘She’s not, she’s a sad, heart-broken woman.’ ‘What, her parents died recently,’ laughed Bass, scratching hi... butt. ‘Actually yes, shot by her fiancée before she killed him, breaking his neck.’ ‘Sounds like my kind of girl.’ ‘I’d be very careful if I were you, Mr Togood. If you’ll excuse me I’ll go over to the corner and phone her now and read out the report we have on you. It could be she’ll refuse to accept you. Here’s more money, enough for two more beers.’ Bass. Colonel Williams plugged the cellphones back into the chargers. With quick practiced movements, he changed the safe combination and shut it's door and smiled when he saw the little green light on the keypad give three short blinks.Moving to the command console, He pulled the flashcard from the dog tag chain around his neck and plugged it into the terminal and entered his password on the keyboard.A pop up box appeared on the screen asking for a second code. Colonel Williams punched in the. But not freedom immediately." Laudus dragged her gaze around the room, refusing to be embarrassed at the suggestion.Cautiously I inquired, "Can you clarify your recommendation and break it down further for me?"She nodded, trying to keep her composure and anger in check. "A slave's life is obedience. Do what you are told. Do not think. You better not ask anything unless it is very important or clearly helpful to your master. It is not an indentured's life of accountability-- but --respect. A. Good, she didn’t have to deal with the creepy clerk this time. She headed over to their normal room and found the door cracked, as always. She opened it and Amber was sitting inside, looking radiant as usual.“You owe me one, Steve threw a bitch fit,” Brit said, pulling the band out of her hair and tossing it on the dresser. “Didn’t get enough of me last night?”“Do I ever?” Amber asked, walking over and giving Brit a long kiss. Brit smiled.“For real though girl, what’s up? I love seeing you but.