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...back!” Janet turns around to her computer. As minutes pass, soon hours Lou finally gets back. Feeling a bit confused of who and why this anonymous man is sitting in his seat. “Hello, who are you?” Lou says politely. “I’m busy” The man says, too busy to acknowledge Lou. “You’re busy in my space?” Lou chuckled. “Look, the boss said that I finish my work here, I was moved to a different area because the part of my office had a flood.” The man explained. “If you have a problem, talk to the boss. In the meantime, go away.” “You’re drinking out of my coffee mug.” Lou said in disgust. “And all my documents are on that computer, I have to get my things done now. I don’t want to be here all night.” “Join the party, besides you had an extended break. I’m sure you’ve energized yourself to dedicate a night.” The man said. “Fine.” Lou said, trying to avoid conflict. He unplugs the wire attached from the computer tower to the monitor. Picking up the monitor and walking outside of the building.

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Lou leaves the building as if it he never left in centuries. “See you at…” He stares at his watch, “three.”mature

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