Allison smiled to herself and laid her head down to rest.About an hour later, Mark came back out. He was dressed in a Polo shirt and cargo shorts.“...’m going out.” He announced.Allison looked up, startled. “But mom and dad said..”“They said no parties. They didn’t say not to go out. I’m meeting Julia”“But I thought…” Allison wasn’t sure what to say next. That we would stay home together, like an old married couple? That we were going steady? “I don’t think mom and dad would want you. The surviving infantry began to fire at random into the woods with rifles and sub-machineguns as fast as they could while yelling at the top of their lungs.They charged at the woods edge, only to have their ragged formation shattered by a chain of blasts triggered by hidden tripwires. Pillars of smoke and tossed dirt rose as men fell to the ground seeking cover, dead or dying. “Now men, now, take them down while we can!” Captain Robinson shouted to his men as the perfect time for a improvise. A check arrived every Monday for the previous week's work. It was much larger than Sarah had ever made before. She was carefully honest in her time keeping and gave a hundred percent effort for her new boss.Once a week Dee stopped by in person. Twice she took Sarah out for lunch. Both times were very enjoyable, Dee was a wonderful conversationalist and insisted on paying for the meals both times. "Just another job benefit," she laughed. "Besides, its tax-deductible."The last time Dee came by it. "I stopped at the bar and leaned over to him, "Give your notice. We're opening earlier to get some experience and revenue moving, and I need to send all of you new people to LA for a few days. Pack business casual for three days, and let me know when you're free."Al let out a whoop that was heard throughout the lounge. I took care of the bill and left a nice tip.I described how we were going to move forward faster now during our meal. I told Judy Talon to have a conversation with me after we.