> Julia's lips quirked as she returned his look before laying her head back
> against the seat "We can set all of this stuff up in the downstairs
library
> and serve them lunch. Shouldn't take more than an hour to get things
> wiped."
>
> "Not to worry though," she teased him, closing her eyes "I won't suggest a
> bachelor auction or anything. Don't think I have enough cash to bail you
> out of that one...well, unless you loan me your credit card. Stick to
> crowds and you'll be safe."
>
> She thought about the computer systems in the UV and the people that had
> accessed the Legacy files "They're good people, Derek." She gave him a
> small wry smile "There are some advantages to working for the good guys."
>
> She laid her cheek against the seat, "I need to check on Patrick and the
> others when we get home though. After we're done with the computers and
> such I think I'll take a nap."
>
"Somehow, I'm not so certain there will even be safety in numbers," Derek
told her with a small smile. "I can see where they might be useful
occassionally, but I don't feel they should have unlimited access to our
system anf files. There are a lot of good people in the world," he added,
"but we do not need them all in the Legacy." He glanced over at her as he
stopped for a traffic light. "I think that would would be a wise idea," he
said about the nap.
Derek
