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Gilbert answered but Laura did not and the Secretary attributed it to a lack of home training. Capt. Jaja moved swiftly to the President's door but Gilbert stopped him.

“The President is not in his office,” he informed him.

“Oh, no! Where has he gone to?”

“He stepped out,” Gilbert who thought that he was still in the complex, answered forthwith.

The Captain furrowed his brow and said, “It's all right. I will wait for him.”

He walked to the couch and sat down while Mary did the same thing. At that point, they looked at the television and could not decipher the program that was playing out.

However, the secretary was able to connect the dots after watching her first and second comments.

(It serves him right. Idiot. He thinks he is the President.)

(Shame on you, Sgt. Young. I have reapplied and must be retained. Idiot.)

Instantly, she looked at Laura who could not look up from her desk, and suddenly began to laugh. To avoid disrespecting her Boss, she got up at once.

“Excuse me, Boss,” s
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