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<blockquote data-quote="kid A" data-source="post: 891586" data-attributes="member: 11757">During the trip to Jameson's apartment, and between thoughts of finding the elusive spare key, Andreev went over everything that had happened in the past hour or so.&nbsp; &quot;Lt. Reed, If I may, could I please take another look at my letter?&quot;Glancing down at the passenger side seat, she picked up the envelope and handed it back to him.&nbsp; He thanked her, and read the letter again, trying once more to glean any information from it, especially something that might indicate why his life would be in danger.&nbsp; Still nothing, he thought.He was about to put it away, but then remembered the note from Durant.&nbsp; He looked back in the envelope; it had slipped out and lay at the bottom.&nbsp; Reaching inside the manila envelope, he grabbed the note and re-read it.&nbsp; Andreev thought for a moment before replacing the letter and flight ticket to the envelope.&nbsp; Pocketing the note from Durant, he closed the envelope and handed it back to his escort.&nbsp; &quot;Again, my thanks Lieutenant.&nbsp; Commander Durant has asked me to make contact with one Navy Lt. Luther Donovan, whom I am supposed to meet.&nbsp; I believe I should take care of that before my flight in the morning.&nbsp; I am curious, is there any way that you would be able to contact this Seymour Johnson Air Force Base when we get to the apartment?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kid A, post: 891586, member: 11757"] During the trip to Jameson's apartment, and between thoughts of finding the elusive spare key, Andreev went over everything that had happened in the past hour or so. "Lt. Reed, If I may, could I please take another look at my letter?" Glancing down at the passenger side seat, she picked up the envelope and handed it back to him. He thanked her, and read the letter again, trying once more to glean any information from it, especially something that might indicate why his life would be in danger. [I]Still nothing,[/I] he thought. He was about to put it away, but then remembered the note from Durant. He looked back in the envelope; it had slipped out and lay at the bottom. Reaching inside the manila envelope, he grabbed the note and re-read it. Andreev thought for a moment before replacing the letter and flight ticket to the envelope. Pocketing the note from Durant, he closed the envelope and handed it back to his escort. "Again, my thanks Lieutenant. Commander Durant has asked me to make contact with one Navy Lt. Luther Donovan, whom I am supposed to meet. I believe I should take care of that before my flight in the morning. I am curious, is there any way that you would be able to contact this Seymour Johnson Air Force Base when we get to the apartment?" [/QUOTE]

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