" she said with a smile."Then we understand each other," I said. He led me into a room not much larger than my storage trailer. It held a couple of de...sks with key boards but the money was in the machines with blinking light everywhere. Those were why I put up with all this shit. It was one of the few links to the State's Super Computer."Where do we start," he asked.I slipped him an index card with Jamison's name and all the pertinent information. That information included the access codes to. “Ah okay. May I?” Gav pulled up the chair in front of her desk and did a few clicks of the mouse. “Hmmm… looks like browser got hijacked and you are uploading a rogue driver.” “Hijacked!” “Yeah, sometimes the anti-virus software don’t see them.” “I’ve got all the latest firewall and everything.” “Yeah, some sites have malicious files that send a sniffer packet via a download and effectively block your anti-virus detection.” “Oh! Is it serious!” “Nooo… it’s annoying more than anything.. A long time.”“It’s good to see you too, Esbern. It’s been too long, old friend. Too long. You made it, safe and sound. Good. Come on, then. I have a place we can talk.” She told Orgnar to hold down the bar, then led us into her basement room.She started out. “Now then, I assume you know about...” and looked at me.Esbern said, “Oh, yes. Dragonborn! Indeed, yes. Our Lady has explained her heritage to me fully, you and I have reached the same conclusion about her. Of course, now there’s no time to. “I am depending on you Grabo!”Upon hanging up the phone, John Grabo leans over and says to Stephanie, “I have a priority job and it will pay serious money.”John immediately dialed the number of his investigator, Reggie Tharpe. Before Reggie could even say hello, John said, “It’s Grabo, I have a big job for you and you’ll need help from Uncle Gino and his boys.”J. Howard Barrington, III, looked at sexy Arlene and said, “Damn Arlene you sure did your job in this matter. It’s not your fault it.