Ithica
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Charlene Bennett was looking over the files that were scattered across her desk. She picked up the first one about the forensic scientist and briefly skimmed through. The name at the top of the page was Teran Marshall Borne. She noted that Teran was very highly recommended. All of the references found enclosed could only be described as glowing. Charlene was pleased to find that Teran was referred to as intelligent, ambitious, and reliable. She put the file away to review again after meeting with Teran.
Charlene picked up Dorian Sullivan’s file and career military jumped out. He was loyal and was trained to follow orders. “I suppose that is an ideal character trait for a weapons specialist. Can’t have anyone unreliable or unstable around the guns.” Charlene smirked to herself. She continued to read and found comments like “gets lost in work”, and “may release stress in unhealthy addictions”.
Charlene heard a crash from outside and took a glance out the windows that surrounded her office. She watched as a few people stopped to help their colleague who had dropped the glass but most went about their business. They were all working on getting the new office set up and Charlene couldn’t wait until things were finished. That would mean that they were up and running with less people under foot.
Not that she didn’t appreciate the help because she had been spending most of her time looking for people who would be qualified to handle this very unusual job. Through pulling strings and rank she had gained access to the people she wanted. Charlene flipped open another file and sipped her coffee. Sandy d’Arte’s file said that she was empathetic and potentially ideal for questioning any witnesses or victims.
Just then the buzzer on the phone went off and a male voice could be heard over the speaker.
“This is front desk. Our guests have arrived, Ms. Bennett.”
“I’ll be there shortly, thank you.” She said into the phone.
Alan Scott put down the phone and straightened out his suit. He looked up through the darkened glass of the front door at the van that was dropping off the new recruits. He was curious about what they thought about being driven through a maze of industrial warehouses and being dropped off here. Not that he would ask them but he did watch for their reactions as they walked up. Alan got up from his desk and checked on the coffee. When the new recruits entered he nodded towards the chairs and said, “Please be seated and Ms. Bennett will be with you shortly.”
Charlene picked up Dorian Sullivan’s file and career military jumped out. He was loyal and was trained to follow orders. “I suppose that is an ideal character trait for a weapons specialist. Can’t have anyone unreliable or unstable around the guns.” Charlene smirked to herself. She continued to read and found comments like “gets lost in work”, and “may release stress in unhealthy addictions”.
Charlene heard a crash from outside and took a glance out the windows that surrounded her office. She watched as a few people stopped to help their colleague who had dropped the glass but most went about their business. They were all working on getting the new office set up and Charlene couldn’t wait until things were finished. That would mean that they were up and running with less people under foot.
Not that she didn’t appreciate the help because she had been spending most of her time looking for people who would be qualified to handle this very unusual job. Through pulling strings and rank she had gained access to the people she wanted. Charlene flipped open another file and sipped her coffee. Sandy d’Arte’s file said that she was empathetic and potentially ideal for questioning any witnesses or victims.
Just then the buzzer on the phone went off and a male voice could be heard over the speaker.
“This is front desk. Our guests have arrived, Ms. Bennett.”
“I’ll be there shortly, thank you.” She said into the phone.
Alan Scott put down the phone and straightened out his suit. He looked up through the darkened glass of the front door at the van that was dropping off the new recruits. He was curious about what they thought about being driven through a maze of industrial warehouses and being dropped off here. Not that he would ask them but he did watch for their reactions as they walked up. Alan got up from his desk and checked on the coffee. When the new recruits entered he nodded towards the chairs and said, “Please be seated and Ms. Bennett will be with you shortly.”
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