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L.F. Wade International Airport
St. David's Island, in St. George's Parish
The British Overseas Territory of Bermuda
5:15 pm, local time (an hour ahead of NYC and DC):
"About frickin' time," Carrie murmured as she deboarded from the plane that both was and wasn't Air Force One. "I was about to take another nap."
The airport stair truck -- a term Carrie had never heard before because she'd always boarded and deboarded directly from airport terminal waiting area in the past -- hadn't been used for a plane as big as AF1 in years, and the maintenance crew had had to do some work on it before they drove it out to where the plane had been parked away from the terminal.
Finally walking across the tarmac behind her charge, the UK's Ambassador to the UN, she glanced back to his counterpart from the US, Ambassador Richard Connors. Actually, Carrie was looking to Connors; she was looking to Bob Ross, to whom she'd made an offer to get naked on a Bermuda beach if time permitted. She smiled to him and -- even though she was wearing dark shades -- winked, hoping that maybe he could see the muscle flinches in her face and know what was on her mind.
They passed through the terminal without any delay; this portion of the airport had been closed to other passengers and even most of the staff, and there was no need for the presentation of passports or anything like that. Soon, they were all loading up in a long line of vehicles of all sorts for the ride to the harbor, where they would then load up on ferries for the trek from St. David's Island to the unimaginably named Main Island.
To everyone's surprise, the entirety of the upscale hotel The Loren at Pink Beach had been booked for this day and two more following it by an unknown source. Carrie was by now coming to realize that the alien, Anya, was more omnipresent and perhaps omnipotent than she'd thought before. The hotel staff helped the Ambassadors and their people to their rooms; each nation's people were put up in a different area of the establishment, to give them their privacy. Again, Carrie thought What privacy? Privacy from the other Ambassadorial teams maybe, but not from Anya. That bitch is everywhere.
The Manager of the hotel came around to each of the Ambassador's rooms to give them a very extensive packet of entertainment, recreation, and relaxation opportunities, some provided here at The Loren, others across the islands. "Cars will be available in front of the Hotel 24 hours a day for your convenience ... and everything is covered ... financially, I mean. The tab for the Conference has been picked up."
"By whom?" Carrie asked the Manager when he was at the US Ambassador's door again explaining things.
"I am not at liberty to give out that information, Miss," the man said with a sincere and professional tone, finishing, "Sorry."
Carrie's first thought was to speak to her more senior Special Branch Officer, Alec Brosnan, about putting someone on tracking the payments. Might be interesting to know how the money flows, she thought to herself.
She told the Ambassador that she'd be nearby for his protection, as was expected, but he told her, "No, that's not necessary. I'm staying in the room to deal with things." He looked between her and Alec, saying, "Why don't the two of you go have some fun. Bermuda is quite a place."
After they left their charge, Alec told Carrie, "You heard the man. Personally, I'm going to find a place that rents small catamarans. I haven't been on the water for a while." He looked to Carrie, asking, "How are you thinking about spending your evening?"
She only smiled wide, saying, "I have an idea." As soon as they were apart, she sent a message to Bob Ross: I'm free for the evening. I'm heading to Church Cove. She had no idea whether or not Bob was being cut free or not, but she certainly hoped so.
St. David's Island, in St. George's Parish
The British Overseas Territory of Bermuda
5:15 pm, local time (an hour ahead of NYC and DC):
"About frickin' time," Carrie murmured as she deboarded from the plane that both was and wasn't Air Force One. "I was about to take another nap."
The airport stair truck -- a term Carrie had never heard before because she'd always boarded and deboarded directly from airport terminal waiting area in the past -- hadn't been used for a plane as big as AF1 in years, and the maintenance crew had had to do some work on it before they drove it out to where the plane had been parked away from the terminal.
Finally walking across the tarmac behind her charge, the UK's Ambassador to the UN, she glanced back to his counterpart from the US, Ambassador Richard Connors. Actually, Carrie was looking to Connors; she was looking to Bob Ross, to whom she'd made an offer to get naked on a Bermuda beach if time permitted. She smiled to him and -- even though she was wearing dark shades -- winked, hoping that maybe he could see the muscle flinches in her face and know what was on her mind.
They passed through the terminal without any delay; this portion of the airport had been closed to other passengers and even most of the staff, and there was no need for the presentation of passports or anything like that. Soon, they were all loading up in a long line of vehicles of all sorts for the ride to the harbor, where they would then load up on ferries for the trek from St. David's Island to the unimaginably named Main Island.
To everyone's surprise, the entirety of the upscale hotel The Loren at Pink Beach had been booked for this day and two more following it by an unknown source. Carrie was by now coming to realize that the alien, Anya, was more omnipresent and perhaps omnipotent than she'd thought before. The hotel staff helped the Ambassadors and their people to their rooms; each nation's people were put up in a different area of the establishment, to give them their privacy. Again, Carrie thought What privacy? Privacy from the other Ambassadorial teams maybe, but not from Anya. That bitch is everywhere.
The Manager of the hotel came around to each of the Ambassador's rooms to give them a very extensive packet of entertainment, recreation, and relaxation opportunities, some provided here at The Loren, others across the islands. "Cars will be available in front of the Hotel 24 hours a day for your convenience ... and everything is covered ... financially, I mean. The tab for the Conference has been picked up."
"By whom?" Carrie asked the Manager when he was at the US Ambassador's door again explaining things.
"I am not at liberty to give out that information, Miss," the man said with a sincere and professional tone, finishing, "Sorry."
Carrie's first thought was to speak to her more senior Special Branch Officer, Alec Brosnan, about putting someone on tracking the payments. Might be interesting to know how the money flows, she thought to herself.
She told the Ambassador that she'd be nearby for his protection, as was expected, but he told her, "No, that's not necessary. I'm staying in the room to deal with things." He looked between her and Alec, saying, "Why don't the two of you go have some fun. Bermuda is quite a place."
After they left their charge, Alec told Carrie, "You heard the man. Personally, I'm going to find a place that rents small catamarans. I haven't been on the water for a while." He looked to Carrie, asking, "How are you thinking about spending your evening?"
She only smiled wide, saying, "I have an idea." As soon as they were apart, she sent a message to Bob Ross: I'm free for the evening. I'm heading to Church Cove. She had no idea whether or not Bob was being cut free or not, but she certainly hoped so.