" I turned and saw Stan Whample, a man whose business I had been trying to get for my company. He came up and we shook hands and he asked me if I had ...ime for a cup of coffee. Since Jodi wasn't expecting me and I really wanted Stan's business I said yes and we went into the little coffee shop that was right off the lobby. We had just barely sat down when he said, "Well I'll be damned. Jodi Miller." I turned and saw Jodi walking through the lobby with one of the girls she worked with, probably. Susan was put in a bus and driven to the state medicalfacility. Once there, she was led to a processing room and besides being inhand cuffs and leg irons, everything else was pretty mundane. A young womenitemized her jewelry and gave her a receipt. Two young men than entered theroom. Susan, the judge that handed down your sentence and suggested that youspend some time with us here at the medical facility has recommended that as part of your punishment you give up all of your rights. Now. Let’s not loose hope. “He looked at me and in a strong voice he said, “ How can I not loose hope? This budget which has been created by the management, is absurd. “He seemed a bit pissed. He pulled out a pack of cigarettes from his drawer to smoke.The moment he pulled out a cigarette, I stopped him. I held his hand and took away his cigarette and politely said, “ Smoking won’t help you. It is only going to kill you. All you need is some rest.”He, sarcastically replied, “ Yeah right. Like this. I was kind of running for my life. How come?" Cause I think I found him." Finn's beam settled on a figure curled in an unnatural position on the rocky slope.Liv traced the beam with her eyes. She puked the moment she spotted the corpse.Liv had only seen one other dead body up close. Her Grandfather died of cancer when she was twelve and there had been an open casket at the funeral home. In his suit and carefully arranged pose, he looked dignified in death, unlike the carcass sprawled on the.