I moved over to Sergeant Tyler, as I was unhappy with the look of his people.“Listen up,” I called, and they turned to look at me. “Since most o...f you are not familiar with the everyday use of weapons, I want all of you but Sergeant Tyler and the two Infantrymen to place your weapons on safe and leave them there unless told specifically by an NCO to do otherwise. Carry them slung on your shoulders. Do not point them at anyone or anything, and especially not our Partners. If I see you pointing a. I left and went by a moderately high end outdoor furniture store. I bought some chaise lounges, a table, chairs, and umbrella, and some other chairs for outside. They would be delivered tomorrow morning. I made it there in time for the painter. He and I walked through the house going over the paint samples I had and where they would go. He gave me a price for his work plus the paint. I would pay the big box store and he would start tomorrow morning. I gave him a key. He would pick up the paint. Just then, he saw Lilly standing in the doorway. “What are you doing?”“You’ll need money to pay for passage to Sweden,” he explained.“I have some money with me,” she said. “How much will I need?”“Two thousand kroner,” he answered.“Oh,” she said, suddenly feeling a bit faint. “I don’t have that much.”“It’s fine, Lilly,” he said as he led her to the sofa to sit down. “I have plenty.”She shook her head, “I can’t take your money, Henrik. I’ll have to find another way.”“Don’t be stubborn,” he. She poured all of her energies into the company, never wasting time on a family or even boyfriends.Tom had started working for her a few months ago. His situation quickly soured. Suzanne had managed to hide her bitchy side during the interview process. Once he started working there it became clear how much she enjoyed stepping on men.Well, he wasn’t going to take it any more.Tom grabbed a sandwich and was figuring out exactly how he was going to tell her off when he saw his friend Jodi from.