When you were starving in the room did you think if I only had a waffle my life would be complete?"Cathy replied, "Actually I was thinking about a che...se burger."I said, "Then you should have asked for a cheese burger. If they were not prepared to fix one, they would have given you a counter offer." Like what?" Like, we are not prepared to serve those at this time. It will be fifteen minutes or I am sorry that is not possible at this time. If you go to the cafe, you can get one there."Cathy. "I missed you, too" she said, turning and taking my hand, trying to take my briefcase, which I let her do, chuckling slightly at the look on her face."What do you have in here?" she asked handing it back to me."Besides my laptop, some documents, a radio, spare parts, vest... ," OK, OK, I get the message," she said laughing. "Are you expecting a disaster?" Always, aren't you?" I asked smiling. So maybe I also had not bothered to clean out my case.We walked across the atrium and out into the cold. Recrossed her legs in a way that practically hiked her dress up to her navel. ‘So how exactly do I get your attention? Do I say fuck me now? Do I strip naked and prove that I’m all girl?’ The way the cocktail dress clung to her body she wouldn’t have to do much stripping to prove the girl part. ‘You’re seventeen-not old enough to show me what’s under that dress unless you think I would enjoy spending my nights for the next twenty years in bed with a cellmate named Bubba.’ I was holding my. So I went back. Back to the mountain, sat down and waited.Who knows how long I sat there waiting. A year? A day? A century or two? Who the hell knows. I certainly didn't have a watch, couldn't even produce one. And who was around to tell or give me the correct time, or even what the hell day it was anyway?So I just sat there and waited. And wondered. And then the last thing in the world I had ever expected to happen happened. I looked up the hill and saw a young woman walking towards me. She.