Sie schmunzelt als sie den Schal sieht, der unter deinem Mantel hervorschaut, ich lächle sie an, zögernd dreht sie sich wieder um und verlässt mit ...inem amüsierten Blick über die Schultern den Raum. Langsam verschwindet auch deine Unsicherheit. Deine Hand drückt sich in meine, und du überlegst laut, ob wir noch etwas Süßes brauchen. „Gern!“ Hand in Hand suchen wir zwei Riegel aus. „Der Cappucino ist fertig“, der Verkäufer, offensichtlich ebenfalls schon etwas an die etwas ungewöhnliche. ”Matt tapped his fingers, thinking as he looked at the diagram. “I’ll take the outer corner office.”“I’ll take the office that only over looks the warehouse,” Sam said.“I’d like the remaining office overlooking the parking lot and the street,” Ted said.Tony said, “I’ll take the other corner office.”Matt said. “Okay, that’s settled. Any other business for you Matilda?”“No.”“Ted, what do we need security wise?”“A lot. I’ve talked with Matilda about the prior operation. Their operational security. The only reason she'd consented to do this was for Jack--Jack and herself.Visions of the bright green sports car raced through her mind. She could picture herself behind the wheel, tooling along the highway at a hundred miles per hour, cops unable to catch her. Taking the turns with loud squealing of the tires, going into... "Fawn?" came a quiet voice from the door."Yes," she said, turning. Then she couldn't say another word. Standing there was Mr. Grimes, her high school principal. No wonder. ”After that I went to the library because we had to read Catcher in the Rye for school and I couldn't remember the name of the guy who wrote it so I had to ask a librarian and it was an older guy maybe fifty years old or maybe even sixty and he took me to the shelf where it was and I walked behind him and then he said “What really knocks me out is a book that, when you're all done reading it, you wish the author that wrote it was a terrific friend of yours and you could call him up on the phone.