I had to restrain myself fromwiggling free. A guy flies all this way to meet a girl, a hug's not alot to ask. I would just keep having to tell myself ...hat Steve thought Iwas Jenni and was reacting in a normal way. I would also have to remindmyself to react how Jenni would.I told Steve how happy I was that he had come, trying to sound sincere.Steve gave me a small bouquet of roses. I smiled, thinking how happyJenni would be when I gave them to her. "Thank you," I told him."No problem," he said.. Mop and rolling bucket in hand, he swung back out into the public space. Sliding along the wall, he pushed the bucket and kept his head down. Official people, people with nametags dangling from their necks were scurrying around the area.Jeremy spotted a door that read "Private." Casually he stepped through the doorway. The door closed gently behind him on an internal spring. Still pushing the bucket, he walked as fast as he could down the corridor, past featureless offices with digital setups.. They were alone now and outside light had faded away, leaving only the candle light and the dancing patterns that the flames created on the tent wall and roof. The Khan came to the veil and parted it. She got to see him more clearly now. He was somewhat older than the other soldiers she had seen so far and clearly of the same ethnicity. He seemed unsurprised at her presence on his bed and started to remove his clothing, shirt first. He looked at her with an intense stare, and she had nowhere to. Just as she's about to take me inside, we both jump at the sound of someone gasping. Our attention snaps to Lennox standing by the door. How did she get in? "I knew it. You little bitch!" Lennox snarls. I get up off the bed to stand and face Lennox. Right as she lunges for Rin, I move in front of her and, catching Lennox by an arm and leg, I throw Lennox back towards my door. I was hoping she'd crash into the door or at least break one of her claws, Lennox lands on her feet. She crouches low to.