HOME
PAGE FIVE PAGE SEVEN
I love feedback.

[email protected]

MY GUESTBOOK
�If it becomes a deal breaker I can work something out,� Josh said.

Groaning I sat back in my chair.  �Please don�t tell me you just offered to fire Ainsley to get me back to DC.�  Josh cringed and I shook my head.  �If I were to do this, and keep in mind that this is entirely hypothetical, something like the fact that I might see someone who could possibly make my fianc� uncomfortable would not be a deal breaker, Josh.  Firing someone who is incredibly qualified and did nothing to deserve it would, though.  I can handle Sara.  I can�t handle a friend of mine losing her job because the fact that I might see her from time to time might make Sara uncomfortable.�

�Duly noted,� Josh nodded.

It had been a while since I disappeared from the conference room and I knew I�d have to come up with a reason for my abrupt departure so I needed to end this, despite the fact that it was really good to see Josh again.  �Look, I was actually in a meeting when you got here, so I should get back to that,� I said, �and I�m sure you�ve got a flight back to DC.  You obviously know how to reach me, and I�m sure you have a card or something with your new contact information for me.�

Josh handed me a card with his new numbers.  �I�ve had five phone numbers in the last year.  This one will be in effect until the Transition is over when I get my White House phone.  But we�ll talk again before that happens.�

�I�m sure we will,� I said as I tucked his card into my pocket.  �It�s good to see you.  We really suck at keeping in touch.�

�Yeah, we do,� Josh agreed.  �Why didn�t I know you got engaged?  I didn�t even know you were seeing anyone that was, you know, heading toward serious, let alone ring shopping.�

I smiled.  �I called you a couple of times but none of your numbers were working�you should make sure you at least get a forwarding message put on after you change your number�and when I gave up trying to reach you personally I left a series of messages on your answering machine at your apartment.�

�Should�ve called CJ,� Josh said.

�She had Margaret promise to get back to me after stranding me on hold for forty minutes.  It wasn�t until after I�d gotten the hold music out of my head that I thought to just ask Margaret.�

Josh nodded.  �Kazakhstan is driving CJ up the wall.  Plus everything with Toby�� he trailed off with a sigh.  �Have you talked to him?�

�A few times,� I nodded.  �His lawyer is good, but she won�t be able to save him.  He�s going to have to do some time, though I�m pretty sure it will be argued down to minimum security.

�I still can�t believe he�s willing to go to prison when he�s all but guaranteed the judicial equivalent of a slap on the wrist if he just tells them it was David.�
PAGE SEVEN
Hosted by www.Geocities.ws

1