"That move was pretty risky," he said, pointing up to the rafters.Lynne scoffed. "Nah. Been doing that for years. I can find the cookies anywhere." Sh... pointed down the length of the building. "I saw some light down that way."They ran through the darkness, far from the writhing zombies, and reached some offices. One definitely had a light on inside. Jeff took point and opened the door, ready to hit whatever was inside. He gasped as he saw the people inside. "Joey! Check it out." Joey looked. I'd had to listen to enough outbursts from my father about how that wasn't true. Dad was still upset about all the closed tax loopholes, and he blamed them on the President.Trickle down economics seldom trickled past corporate owners. To my father, big government subsidies made perfect sense. He had trouble with the idea of personal welfare, but corporate welfare made perfect sense to him. Maybe there was some Armory or National Guard barracks in Omaha that weren't being used. Who would I need. .. enthusiastic. He said something about university might change my mind.”“And you said?”“I said I wasn’t changing. You were all I’d ever want in a husband, friend and companion. He didn’t say anything to that.”I decided to move on. “Where are you staying?”“They’ve just built new student accommodation on campus, and some of them are individual flats. There were some just finished that will be offered in September, so they are vacant, and I’ve got one. Daddy’s paid up till the end of the. We learned early on in school, that some people would befriend us because of his wealth, and only for that reason. So we all adopted an alias to use in normal life. Sarah's degree even says Sarah James, not Jamisson."Two hours, and several bottles of wine later, we finished our dinner. Sarah continued, "So, then it was up to me to meet you again and see if I could get you to notice me, for a change. If I could, it would be an excellent opportunity to see if my attraction to you was valid or.