"So where is your green sticker," He asked smugly?"We weren't expecting to need more supplies, so this is kind of spur of the moment thing. Miss Fishe... should have left notice that we were coming," I explained."Which booth are you with?" He questioned while flipping through his mess of papers."E-Zone," I replied."Well I don't see your names on the list." He said."How could you, when you never even asked what our names were? Perhaps you had better call your supervisor." I suggested."I am. '' Pam asked as she curled herself around his back. ''I couldn't sleep so I got up and decided to go for a walk, I had some thinking to do, I just lost track of time that's all.'' He hated lying to her, but if she knew the truth it would kill her, he feared. You want to talk about it?'' Pam asked. ''No its just stuff at work, that's all.'' He continued ti lie to his wife. ''Well if you don't want to talk, then what else can I do to make it better.'' She. This thing is apparently a 'one-way street'. Until I find some way toremove this thing I'm screwed and you won't be."Linda put a hand to her mouth in shock. "Oh, my God. I'm so sorry, Inever even thought to check for a key."We held on to each other for a long time, trying to digest theimplications of my discovery. After a long while, Linda pushed herselfaway from me."I know that this small consolation, given what just happened, But itlooks really cute on you." She giggled nervously.I. She seemed to be waiting for his response as he roamed throughout the room. He found a toy of an ancient road car, a doll of a human with a flannel dress and red, woolen hair. There was another model, this one an aircraft from the propeller era of flight. She had a globe of the Earth and one of Mars, their continents outlined and their cities lit with little blinking LEDs. There were framed pictures, printed photographs that showed a snowy landscape with wooden huts dotted about the scene.“What.