"No, I don't." Josh took my hand, my left hand and kissed me just behind the small diamond solitaire he'd given me."Hey, I heard the President likes f...y fishing," I said and stifled another giggle, wondering if that stuff really was affecting my brain. Nah, it was just the evening making me giddy."Shit, who doesn't?" Josh laughed and he got that one, since he'd told it to me. "I know you do." No swearing," I wagged my finger at him and moved to sit down at the little vanity in our suite. "I. "Training was interesting today, hey?" She lightly says, no longer upset, the coffee warming her up. "So how did it feel to be searched by a girl?" She giggled, still caught in her fantasy."Weird, I kinda liked it though." Oh, i know you liked it!" She chuckles."Oh no, you didn't notice that..." I did."Eli nearly turns red enough to be seen through the dark of the night. "It's ok, i liked it too." Stephanie could see his grin in the glow of the cigarette. "It'll be a long shift, would you me to. Jumplag is a bitch.”“I know a place that does a great full English,” Jamie said, pulling on his jacket. “I stop there on my way to work sometimes. Come on, it’s only a few levels down.”They rode an elevator down to the nearest plaza, a commercial area that took up a few floors of the building, walkways and platforms extending across the open shaft that made up its core. There was a steady flow of fresh air that rose up from the ground level, convection keeping it circulating through the. “What you said, what you believed, people heard that. As long as you’re true to yourself, you can wake up in the morning and look at yourself in the mirror and have a clear conscience.”“David’s right. I was really proud of you,” Ian said.She leaned close to me so only I could hear.“I didn’t think guys like you actually existed. Sweet, sincere and HOT ... you’re like a unicorn.”I checked and my wallet was still there. She gave me a smirk, and then the smile fell from her face. I left her alone.