.. "Damn you look good! How do you...no! Don't tell me Janet, Idon't think I want to know! All it'll do is make me feel bad!" She made amotion and I s...at across from her. "I told him that you had resigned, thentold him I was hiring you. I didn't tell him your name because I didn'tknow it, and I certainly didn't tell him you're a woman! But he wasimpressed with what I did tell him of your resume, but, like I said, hedoes not know you're a woman. Come on, let me introduce you around." That's fine. All outgoing calls must be routed through the switchboard. I will hide this cell phone where Cal and his men cannot find it. You cannot call me, I must call you,’ he said quietly into his cellular phone. ‘I’ll be in touch,’ he added before hanging up the phone. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ‘Is everyone okay?’ Cal asked as his men and women fanned out outside the compound. ‘Everyone’s fine, and there’s no fire. Someone pulled the alarm,’ Jake called back. ‘The briefing is over, you can all go back to. “Not when you have a good book.”Madelyn smiles and looks toward the book, “So what are you reading?”“It’s nothing,” Lori chuckles.“Let me see it,” Madelyn says and grabs the book before Lori can react. “Oh, look at this,” she mocks. “I didn’t know you were into women.”Lori nervously says, “I’m not, I just...”“You can’t just read about it. You have to experience it,” Madelyn asserts aggressively.“What?” Lori has a look of confusion and embarrassment. Before she can say anymore, Madelyn almost. I loved my little job in the club, I earned good money, it fit in with my college work and was perfect in so many ways. I sat on a low wall within sight of the pub and stared at it. When I lost my temper on that fateful day three months previous I didn't realise what the consequences were but as Mum was always keen to tell me, I had to accept all the consequences for my actions.I dejectedly walked home and just nodded at Mum on the couch. "Said no?" Wouldn't even entertain it," I mumbled. "I.