.." I truncate it forcibly."Woden..." I hiss."Tiresias," he returns.My look of incomprehension must show."Sorry. You're going by Siren now, aren't you..." he sayslightly."I'm here to bring you to justice, Woden. I will give youthe option of surrendering. If you do, I'll bring you inalive," I tell him with authority."What? You mean you don't plan to shoot me in the back,like last time?" he asks coldly."What the hell are you talking about?" I ask.Perhaps he's stalling for some reason. It doesn't. "Hello, Aaron. What can I do for you?"I got right down to business. "I got a job offer yesterday Tom, and I would like to talk it over with you. It looks too good to be true to me, but the company is a reputable one and I have trouble believing they would try to scam me. My instructor says that these guys regularly pick students to hire." Did they give it to you in writing?" Yeah, here is what they propose. Thirty five grand to start with and bonuses for quick completion of projects they assign. I might be bummed about missing the party, but something about herenthusiasm for the holiday was infectious and I wasn't as annoyed as Ihad been when we started. But while we'd hit every house on the way tothe Town Square, we still had one last stop to make."Can you see a donation box anywhere, Dana?" I asked."I don't see anything!" Dana replied. "Maybe we should ask a grown-upfor help!" Good idea," I smiled and looked around for someone who looked like theyworked for whatever local politician. I had never been with such a beautiful (T) girl with that little extra which she gave to me so lovingly. I did not realize how much she had impressed me, until I found myself fantasizing about being with her again. My wife was busy with her bingo & booze party, the last time I saw her I was surprised she could still walk. In any case she was enjoying herself, while I was sitting there alone at the bar. Suddenly I noticed a beautiful blonde girl entering with a short tight fitting black satin.