I’m going to have it printed and framed, for inspiration.”Vicki said, “Mizz Jacobs, I’ll send it to you now. Here, punch your number into my p...one.” Vicki’s fingers flew over her phone, then she handed it to Heather, who punched the numbers. Vicki’s fingers again, and she said, “There. Done.” And about two seconds later, Heather’s phone buzzed. She looked at it and smiled. Jack said, “Heather, when you have that printed, make an extra for me, please.”We walked out of the IHOP, and Jack said,. This changed in his fourth year in prison when he befriended a young short and skinny lad named Simon who happened to be a premier computer hacker par excellence. At nearly six feet four, David had been big enough to deter any would-be trouble makers and he let it be known that Simon was also under his protection, in a kindly and fatherly sort of way.Simon was just visiting, more or less, as the feds were trying to scare the lad enough to get him to agree to work for them in some government. ." Heidi said with a pause at the end. To Louie it looked like she had an idea."What is it?" Louie asked."You mentioned that the five men you turned were dead, and then came back last night as vampires, right?" Heidi asked."Yes..." Louie asked, not understanding her."What if that works with anyone dead?" Heidi asked.A look of distaste came over Louie's face, "You want me to drink from the dead?" No, no, no! I mean bite them, so they will be turned." Heidi explained."It's disgusting, but I. I lived in Hyde Park the entire time I was at IIT. And we’ve hired graduates from both schools.”“Would you hire me?” Jodie asked.“I think you need to finish your degree, first, honey!” her mom said.“Dad said it didn’t hurt to ask!”I chuckled, “It never hurts to ask! But your mom is right. Get your degree and then we can talk about it.”“I’ll hold you to that!” she said, flashing her engaging smile.We finished our lunch, spending most of the time talking about Chicago, though I did get a bit more.