I beat the office staff into the Headquarters Building this morning. When he appeared for duty Sergeant Major Travis Mackey caught sight of me. He stu...k his head in the door and said, "Mick, you look like hell. Didn't you sleep again last night?" Morning, Travis. I love you too. No, I didn't sleep. I feel like someone walked over me with a Mech. When he gets in would you ask Doc to step in here? The key word is ask. Ok?" Can do, Colonel. He should be in shortly. Anything I can get you in the. I may be in really deep shit.Some background: My SIL is something of a free spirit, 35, never married, has tried her hand at a lot of livelihoods, seems to have some psych issues with men and only seems to date guys that are not going to be serious partners for her. She's active in a 12 step program and has channeled her frustrations and energies into exercise - neck deep in cross-fit and similar programs. Complicated broad. Very fit, very attractive, very screwed up.She moved into a new. "It will mean that there's someone working for the Denied inside the military, and inside the UOD." Okay then, Lieutenant Colmes, you get word sent to someone up the chain of command, high up the chain. Someone we can trust. Have them begin that inspection. Have them sort through the logs and duty reports too, see if we can find a pattern that makes sense, now that we've got something to look for." Yes sir," the Lieutenant saluted, forgetting for the moment that Inspector Arellano was not a. This is my story.I grew up in a small town just outside of Boston, the youngest of three daughters. I had what most would call a picture perfect family. My mother was a stay at home mom and my father worked as an eletrician and all around handyman. I had a family who loved and supported me my whole life, no matter the situation. I couldn't ask for anything better. I studied hard and excelled in school for the most part, getting close to straight A's during my earlier schooling. I had a great.