I was very familiar with it by now."Have a seat, Sergeant," Colonel Page said after I had closed his door, as I didn't believe this would be an open m...eting."What can you tell me about this message that Major Del Vecchio referred to," the Colonel asked."There isn't much to tell sir. I was off duty when it came in. Apparently my radio turned on by itself and recorded the message. Later, I heard the message, but it was in Burmese and some Chinese dialect, and I don't speak or understand either of. She had been horribly worried about it when she had first found out about one of his affairs. It wasn't quite clear to her exactly how it had happened, but she had gone to Foxx's office to turn in a sales report for her husband. Soon, as she sat in Hugo's office, from which he administered the sales campaign for much of Southern California for Eko-Klean, she thought she recognized a sympathetic listener, one who might be in a position to help her. Somewhat foolishly, Phyllis had told him in. I felt he was about to flee."Wait... I remember. You were asking about... YOU!" Pete said reaching for Joey.Joey tried to get away, but Pete grabbed his hand and started to shake it. "So you're the lucky guy who took Suzi's other cherry," he said, overflowing with friendliness."No-No, Pete. He took my first one, Tim took my other. But Joey took Tim's, first." Huh?" Pete said, followed by several movements behind us, indicating that others had heard."Uhm, Suzi... " I said looking around. "Duck and cover! Bandits in the building!"Steve cursed and flipped the phone off and into his pocket. He grabbed Marie by her shoulder, half spinning her to face him."Ladies room, now! Go quickly and stay there. We'll come bang on the door when it's clear. Find a stall, hunker down, and wait for us!" Mike!" Steve hissed, reaching forward to tap him on the shoulder. "You and me, to the john, right now. Don't run, but walk to the first one; go inside, get into a stall, and lock it. I'll be coming.