Dan and I strive into what I have coined the T.B. Project.
He’s there, he’s here, he’s on that, he’s under that, he’s everywhere, and
nowhere long enough to catch him. Scurrying from one monitor to another, cords
draped along his arms and his button down shirt making it’s way down. “You want
to catch T.B.?” I ask Dan.
“Not
particularly,” he replies.
“Will
you catch Dan?” I ask.
“For
a price.”
“What’s
your price?”
“One
kiss?”
“How
about I don’t tell Brent your use of the company gadgets to woo females at
bars?”
“That
works too,” off Dan goes trailing T.B. and shouting as he goes. When T.B. gets
this way, it’s very hard to get him out of his zone, Dan tends to be the one
with the best track record in beating him back into reality.
“Look
who finally decides to show-up,” Brent bounds.
“Excuse
me Mr. Prudent, I was a little busy at the moment,” I say climbing the stairs
to his littler cavern.
“What
did you find out?”
“A
fellow known as Kez hired the Brutes to track down the flash drives. I don’t
know why, but I know he covered his tracks very well. He calls the Brutes on a
cellphone he arranged for them, that doesn’t record his number to send them to
various pick-up spots for their assignments. The Brutes should be getting out
of their predicament soon, so we’ll see soon if they truly can’t call him.”
“Good
work Rose.”
“Thanks.
Now you, what did you find out?”
“The
explosion was very central to our offices, specifically the flash drive’s
position. It was measured accurately and by a professional. It was also a
controlled experiment, whoever shot us down wanted to make sure they only got
us and not anyone around us. “
“Could
it be government espionage or something of that nature?”
“Sounds
likely by the car of bystanders. However, the government is not usually keen to
loosing their toys.”
“Then
what is it?”
“I’m
not sure. I think most of this won’t make sense until we combine all of those
flash drives.”
“I
just hope there is a way we can get ahead of Kez in this hunt, if we have to
keep following him, it’s going to cause us more danger than most.”
“What
are you guys discussing up here without me?” Dan asks striding into the on-look
with T.B. following.
“How
you ever snapped T.B. back I will never know,” I say.
“I
just have a special touch,” Dan says. “You’re welcome to find out what that
touch feels like anytime.”
“I’m
assuming that T.B. taught you that touch, so maybe I should just go to the
source,” I fire back.
“Anyway,”
T.B. interjects. “First off, I’m prepping the control system downstairs to be
off of the grid and hide our spectrums as well as emit opposite signals, as a
prevention method from another attack.”
“Thank
God, we’re running out of headquarters,” Brent sighs.
“Secondly,”
T.B. states. “I did teach Dan that touch.”
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