" Irene?" Kine asked. "Why her?" She's the best we have at electronics. Gonna need her once we get to the camp if we come against certain locks, and m...aybe before if there are sensors in the forest but I don't think that'll be an issue." Really?" Sean asked. He was starting to get amused at this entire plan. Trust a woman to come up with something this silly. Lessa met his gaze."Yes, really. With all the animals, the amount of false alarms they'd be getting..." Animals?!?" Now Sean knew she. One of the nude women carried a small brief case containing Hank's notes and a memory stick.The five people walked across the deserted banquet room floor and up on the stage. The woman with the briefcase walked to the audio-visual control console at the left of the stage and took a memory stick out of the briefcase and plugged it in. By the time Hank was behind the podium the wall behind him lit up with the title of his multi-media presentation: THE ROLE OF ROBOTICS IN WORKPLACE SECURITY.A. They all three shot down the Patron and slammed down the empty shot glasses.“So, I am going back to Sami’s for the night, you should come with us,” Candy told John. “We could finish what we started last night,” she giggled.“Hey, I like that idea,” Sami added. “Our fun with you got kind of blocked,” she pouted.“Yeah, sorry,” John said. “Last night was not what I was expecting, seems it got off the tracks. I wish I could fix it. Wait, why are you heading to Sami’s?” he asked.Candy looked at. As much as you've wanted it, and for as long as you've wanted it, you plan. So I'd hardly expect you to jump in the sack with Brody on the first date." "Yeah, well." Ryan shrugged. "I won't lie. He's certainly made it clear he'd like that, but he doesn't seem upset that we haven't." "Good. A guy who'd be upset about that isn't worth your time." Ryan chuckled. "Thanks. Good to know my judgment is still intact." "I never had a doubt. Okay, change of subject. You still coming to my mom's for.