It was sitting in the middle of my desk, and I didn’t remember it being there when I left on Friday. I always locked my office when I left for the n...ght, or thought I did, but there it was. Then I realized it must be a note from the cleaning service. The guards open all the offices in the building for the cleaning crew after working hours. It was probably notification of a carpet scrubbing over the next weekend or something like that. I’d have to pile my chair, wastebasket and shredder on top. "I bought this Chardonnay," she said, "it's one of my favourites." We sat listening to Bryan Ferry before Emma said, "Gee I missed you this week Tony." “You’ve got no idea Em, I missed you too.” Emma said, ”It's crazy to think that a week ago we were just friends, and now look at us!” She stood and went into the kitchen. A few moments later she called out, ”I’m just about to serve up, so don’t get too comfortable.” Emma re-appeared at the door a few moments later and led me into the dining. All it would have taken would have been a few demonstrations against importing Japanese cars, here in on the coast where a lot of people both cared about whales and drove Japanese cars, and the whaling fleet would get sunk quicker than the U.S. Navy could manage. Why the hell hadn't Greenpeace ever seen that? Bunch of babies.She'd had it all worked out in her head, a good program, one that would help out a lot and would really make the Defenders look good, and not even cost much. But, they'd. She was trying like hell to hide it. But the poor woman looked scared to death. There was no need for her to use that booth just because I did and I don't want her to feel like she has to prove something to me. I couldn't stand to see her like that. I decided to put a stop to it.I went up to her and stopped her. I grabbed her new clothes and pulled her out of the booth. I pulled her to the first booth with a door on it and hung her clothes up inside. I hugged her and said, "Kat, you're so.