I had not seen nor spoken to the driver. I had no ideaif he was combatant or non combatant.Moments later I was in a very clean smelling lift. I got ...he impression there were only two of us. I was led by a smaller cooler hand out of the lift, and towards a door, which again was opened with a swipe card.I wasn't sure if this was a hotel or an apartment, but the quietness of the lobby suggested the latter.I was led into what felt and sounded to be a large and airy room, with marble flooring.. My own fault, I know.Not much else was said for the rest of the ride, but Emma leaned over and placed her head on my shoulder. I could see she had a sad look on her face but hadn’t the foggiest idea why.She sighed deeply.“I hope I meet a guy as nice as you, Aaron,” she said somberly.I wasn’t sure what to say so I said, rather lamely, “You will.” I placed my hand on her head to comfort her.- - - -We returned home to our respective apartments. It took Emma more than ten minutes to wiggle her way. “No one is up here. I peeked into the overnight room and Melissa is sitting on a bed. She does not look too happy,” Candy said with a yawn.“You did the right thing. I got two e-mail missives that someone was trying to get into the plant last night. The alarm company called the police. They didn’t come out because there was no entry. But they could have if there had been.”“Glad I did the right thing. What are we going to do now?” Candy asked. She was wondering if she had put the other woman into. ” Katrina glared at him but didn’t respond as she turned on her heel and pushed into the room. Conner frowned as he leaned against the wall. He was going to leave but not yet. He peeked through the narrow window on the door and watched as the woman who had made such a bad impression as she suddenly became soft and leaned over Tessa’s sleeping form, hugging her gently and placing soft kisses on her cheek. What the hell are you doing? Conner wondered as he watched Katrina gently place a hand.