Discussing their past lives, what they had done, things that had made them happy and the things that had made them sad. Nik paused under a large leafy...tree, its leave just beginning to turn a rich shade of gold and took her hand. ‘I am really glad to meet you Vie, and I don’t know what you think of me except that you liked my stories, I am not sure how the real me compares to what you imagined but I think you are amazing.’ The wine making him slightly braver he slowly wrapped his arms around. Managing your superiors was a decidedly uncomfortable new challenge.Hiro walked into the office of his new superior, Commodore Howell, and waited patiently to be recognized.“Hiro, I’m glad you stopped by. We’ve been giving you what might seem like busy work for your first week, but they really were projects that were way behind on and needed your help. You and your team really did great with them. I’m really impressed.”“I shall pass along your compliments to my team. They will be most. One man was larger than the other and he had the advantage. He propelled the smaller man out of the window where he clutched for life on the T of a mooring mast.The large man drew a heater from under his arm and pointed it at the smaller man. I thought I made the big guy. I shouted, "Marks!" He looked down at me with a sneer of contempt and coldly shot the man. Sarah and I had to dodge out of the way as the man fell lifeless to the observation deck. Marks disappeared into the building and I. I would have gone wherever he had taken me at that point.He guided me out of the club and we walked down the street toward where I assumed he had parked. Slowly my mind was clearing and I started to come around."Jimmy! I don't have my purse or my phone and I didn't tell them where I was going..." I was quickly becoming overloaded, hands gesturing frantically."Hey, babe, it's ok," Jimmy's soothing voice was calm and reassuring. "Your friends saw you leaving and brought me your stuff on the way.