It was nice to call her up and say "Does that tall blond guy work for you?" after one of her many meetings were over."Yes, Mark does." Fire him." Why?... When you had your back to him, he was checking out your ass. So fire him, I'll pay the security guard fifty bucks to rough him up in the lobby on the way out." You idiot," She laughed."All right baby. I better go."She returned the favour after Randy left his office."Hey does that guy work for you?" No that's my boss Randy." Oh! When you weren't. She loved to watch the games and see the men slamming each other into boards, even though it made her cringe every time. Especially when the one getting slammed was Josh. She missed having someone there to answer her questions when she thought of them. Ever since that last night with Josh, whenever she thought of something she didn’t understand, she’d write it down and look it up on-line the next time she went to the coffee shop. It just wasn’t the same. After more than two weeks of not having. Not long after, Spencer finds an internet café a few blocks away from the safe house. Using a secure network that the TDF uses, he contacts the office. “Agent Ryan, how can I assist you Agent Reeds?”“I need to be patched to the director,” Spencer quickly answers.“I’m sorry Agent Reeds, but he has left the office and currently unable to be reached,” Agent Ryan informs. “Is there someone else that I may connect you with?”“Assistant Director Grines then,” he says trying to keep the urgency from. "Where are you going?" Linda asked, finally speaking again."I'll be back in a little while," I responded but not answering her question.I went into my home office and closed the door. Since I was a kid I've always taken a no-nonsense approach to life. Oh, I don't mean I don't like to have fun. I can party with the best of them and I have a great sense of humor, but when it comes to serious matters, I believe in facing them head-on.I fought more tears as I sat down at my computer and started.