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"That's not my fault. I didn't assign you to the mission, and I didn't get a choice either."
"I did know what I was doing, luckily. Without me, you probably wouldn't know what the mission is."
"What would those people say if they knew you spent the night in my room?" he shot back, a grin on his face.
He stood up, clasping his hands together. "Thank you for your time, I appreciate it. Best we get going."
"Alright. Is there anything else we need to know?" he asked, crossing his arms curiously.
He nodded slowly, rolling her words around in his head. "I understand. When do we arrive at the first nation?" (Yeah, that's good!)
He took a seat, crossing his legs. Quiet and patient, he waited to hear what they were to be doing.
Francis had seen many rooms like this before. He peered around, then strode up to the table in a dignified manner, politely placing his hands on...
He turned to her. "Oh, nothing. I just say that because I heard you two talking this morning."
Francis pointed a finger in realization. "Ah! That's what caused it. How did I not see that before?"
Francis raised an eyebrow, almost in a challenging way. "That's true. It's a bit sad, to be honest."
Francis nodded, then stood up, keeping his coffee with him. "Will there be anyone else joining us?"
"Dogs can't call the police. That's ridiculous. Besides, I don't want a dog." He crossed his arms.
"A border collie? Why not one that might actually scare a home intruder? Like a doberman," he suggested, thinking of species. "Or German shepards."
"I've seen dogs before. They're nuisances." He sipped his coffee, acting like he knew.
"I don't want a dog. They're obnoxious." He raised an eyebrow.
"I don't see a point. They are noisy and get hair everywhere."
"I see. I've never really liked animals all that much, which is why I never had them growing up, or why I have never been to a zoo."
"I suppose. The world is fine way the way it is now. I quite like it, in fact." He paused. "So you like dogs? I could see that."
"No technology other than for the sciences. That means you can't use email," he said, thinking. "There's a lot to explain, but I don't get into...
