"It was good to have a chance to talk to you Miranda ... we really shall have to do it again soon!" Bye ... you two have a good time!" Miranda grinned...and waved to them, and then looked across at Marcus bravely. "So are you ready to leave as well?" she asked lightly.Marcus drained the contents of his glass, which was now tepid and flat. "Absolutely," he nodded standing up.There were several other people still there, and though Miranda had spoken to some of them when she had first arrived, being. All he could do was drag up out of bed, take a shower, shave and get dressed. After making his bed he packed himself a lunch, walked out into the yard, grabbed the morning paper and then got in his car. Traffic was light, even for a Friday, so he got into work and parked in one of the closest parking spaces. After entering the building he went to the elevators, which, immediately after he pushed the up button, dinged loudly and opened. He stepped inside and before anyone else walked into the. Quite a joint." Well," Paul said, obviously flattered, "thank you. Thank you very much." He looked at Mike closely, studied his face, frowned. "Funny, though, I can't remember ever having seen you."Uh-oh, Mike thought. Suspicious. No wonder Snyder likes him so much. "It's no wonder," he said. "I always stay in the back where it's dark. I don't like to be noticed, if you know what I mean." I do know what you mean, I do indeed." He smiled at the cop. "What are you doing with the rest of your. I thought I got away with it but both were looking at the front of my robe jutting out. "Uh,no problem." I stammered "My pleasure.Emily.Terry. Very nice to meet you. Um...I left the water running in the bath and don't want a flood." I lied"Can I come up later? I'll give you a hand,if your Hubby won't mind the help?" "Oh,He wont mind at all!"Terry piped up. I was not too supprised to hear they sounded alike as well. "I'll see you later!" I said and nearly ran back inside. I could have sworn.