" I had a couple drinks myself," he said. "I like Blair, he's a good guy, I wouldn't hurt him. I gotta tell you, though, I enjoyed it...I can't lie."I...giggled, suddenly feeling that my sin was not going to be discovered. "It was pretty hot, wasn't it?"We chatted over coffee about his work and trivial things. I couldn't keep my eyes off him - he was so gorgeous. He drained his coffee and stood up. "One kiss before I go, that's the price of my silence."Small price to pay, I thought, standing on. ?Hey look. This could just be our luckyday.? Tom looked at the direction of hisbrother?s finger and saw a young woman pushing her trolley across the park,obviously heading to her car.??? ?Hey come on, wouldn?t it be easier to justtake a car.? Nick looked at his younger brother,thinking that though they worked together very well, they certainly weredifferent in many ways. ?No, Tom, we don?t have the time to fuckaround trying to find a car and hope we won?t set any alarms of. This is ourbest. Sasha’s face showed his anxiety again. He pulled me close and wrapped his arms around me. In an instant, my despair welled up, invading every fiber of my being. I remembered what happened when we stepped off the plane. I didn’t cry, but I began to tremble. He pulled up the blanket and put it around me. I stopped shaking in a few minutes. Sasha left the room and returned with a cup of green tea. I let him put it in my hand. I brought it to my lips and took a sip. A feeling of calm spread inside. "That would be your appointment secretary, Charlene Willis, Sir." I assume she is here, yes?" Sir. Charlene did not make the trip. She puts your travel arrangements in order, circulates the itinerary and we all make it happen. Is there some way I can help with whatever you need Sir?" No. That's fine," I said, then turned to one of my assistants and said "Please get Jason for me."He wasn't long in coming from the rear of the plane, to my chopper. "Jason, in the future I don't wish to be.