Its all over. What will we-" "Sh, its okay, Anniel," he calmed me down. "We'll call the office." I flushed with embarrassment that I hadn't figured ...hat out. He pulled out his cell phone and punched in the office's number. "Hello? Yes, this is James. But ma'am, I'm with Anniel. Yes, Anniel, the C.E.O. We're stuck in the elevator. Can you call for help?" he spoke angel-like into the phone. "Oh. Okay, that's alright. Okay. Yeah, we'll be okay." Suddenly something the office secretary said. She'd make it easy for me to get more experience. I'd be able to build a client base and at some point go out on my own. She'd help with the business model and guide me so that one day I could leave the nest so to speak and maybe buy a home of my own.When I did graduate in June, my parent's house had been sold. They moved into a condo putting all my things in storage. When I returned home, I went through the storage unit again tossing things I didn't need. Sam didn't go to her intern thing. If she was frightened they must be nearly out of their minds.Her gaze caught something. Something lying across the sidewalk. She nearly broke stride when she saw what that something was. It was an arm. A human arm and it wasn't attached to anything. A trail of blood led somewhere but she refused to stop and look.She wanted to throw up but if she did she would have to stop walking. And that was all that was going to get her home. She had to keep walking. She couldn't run because if she did she. I didn't want to look, but like a trained dog I turned my head to see her watching me from the doors. I swear I could see the color of her nipples through the pale cloth.She knew exactly what she was doing. The woman was enjoying the effect she was having on me. I swiped at a whining mosquito and returned to my job. There was no way I was going to look at her again. I'd learned my lesson about married women. They were always starved for attention.I didn't know what she did after that and I.