"Just a moment, please." The aide checked with the ambassador and then looked up. She will be right with you.
If the Klingon could come to her, the least Ael could do was meet the Klingon at the door. She had a very strong suspicion she knew what the ambassador had come to ask.
Ael moved forward enough for her door to slide open. "Ambassador Valtris," she greeted her, "please, be welcome." She stood back to allow the Klingon entrance into her inner office. Once they were both inside with the door closed, Ael tapped the control that shut off even her own internal monitors. There would be no record of anything said here. "May I get you a drink?" she asked, indicating the comfortable sofa off to the side of her office. They would sit away from the desk, since this wasn't formal, after all.
"Yes, thank you," replied the Klingon. "A glass of grape juice would be nice."
(response?)
Valtris moved over to the sofa the Ambassador had indicated and took a seat as she waited for her to return with the order. When the woman arrived, Valtris decided to just dive right into the conversation. "Thank you for the drink," she said as she accepted the glass. "Also, thank you for meeting me so quickly."
(response?)
"I have to admit that I was surprised how things had gone at the meeting this morning." Valtris let the comment hang in the air for a moment to see if Ael would join the conversation without prodding.
(response, if any?)
"Well, I was particularly surprised by the information the Ferengi was able to offier. While I like Grand Proxy Rilg, I have to say that neither he nor his government seems extremely proficient in expionage."
(response)
}}}=) Lisa
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