As of yet the nanomites are just starting to multiple enough to actually keep your health at optimum. As I said in three to four days you will be able...to access far more than you can right now." Sheila explained to me. "Wait," I said. "You mean I will be able to access everything? What in the hell did you put in me? I have never heard of any type of nanomite that can allow a human to access machines. Especially without some type of neural hook up." Sheila seemed to be debating her answer for a. I had supper with Mother at the dining facility in her building. The food wasn't anything like Army hospital food. The facility encouraged residents to eat in the common facility and interact with other residents, but they also served the residents who needed to be served in their units.After Mother went to bed, I decided to go to a bar in Fort Lauderdale and hoped I might get lucky. Mother's place had a car and driver that was rarely used at night. I engaged it for the evening. I went to a bar. His phone beeped as he was opening his door. He looked and saw a text from Ryan. I'm really sorry. Call me when you can. Miss you. Brody stared at the phone and debated whether to call her back. Did he want to talk to anyone right now with the loss still so fresh in his mind? He smiled; he wanted to talk to one person, even if she only had a few minutes. He dialed and waited for her to pick up. "Hey, rock star." x-x-x-x Ryan grinned at Lara as they played their last show. The final three weeks. Running my hands through my hair, I kick off my heels and make my way up the stairs towards my room. It's too quiet, so I put on some music and start to undress.My clothes feel heavy as I take them off, first my blazer, then my shirt. The buttons pop one by one as I make my way down towards the bottom, the black sheer material gliding off my skin onto the floor.Next my pencil skirt. It's tight, so I have to slide it down my legs using both hands. I straighten up and realise the curtains are.