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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kid A" data-source="post: 998195" data-attributes="member: 11757">Will Rogers World AirportOklahoma City, Oklahoma5:15pm, Late Spring, 2003 Although he continued where he left off, a particularly thrilling tale about his final trip to MIR, Andreev realized that he no longer held Fisher's full attention.  Truth be told, Andreev himself was not as completely involved in telling the story as usual, using it instead as a cover to keep an eye on the other passengers.  Durant had a good eye for things being out of place...  he trusted him and his instincts.  He knew enough that if Durant suspected trouble, the possibility of it being there was a good one.As he was looking around the plane, he took notice that their jet had been pulled alongside a hangar, the inside of which was very dark.  As his eyes followed Durant and Montoya as they walked into the hangar, something struck him as odd...  Sure, the local time was after 5:00pm, but back in his day, he and his fellow officers would usually be working on planes until 10:00, sometimes 11:00pm.  That the hangar was unused after only 5:00pm was a strange thing indeed, despite the sparse location.He did not realize it at first, but he had stopped mid-sentence while looking out the window.  He looked at Fisher, who seemed to be nervously eyeing the hatch of the jet.  He remembed Fisher's earlier, unanswered comment.  In a lower tone, Andreev reassured him, "Commander Durant has a way of finding trouble.  He is exceedingly good at it, something I have noticed about him over the years.  But, do not worry, this is to the good.  If there is anybody who will be able to keep the passengers of this plane safe, it is Durant.  I trust him with my life."  With that, Andreev continued to watch, wishing he could tell what was happening within the hangar.</blockquote>

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