Hmm. What do we have here?

[ct_digitalpage]

Amazing what you can find out when you have the time--and computing power--to look more closely at things. And can apply a little cyberwitchcraft to slip through whatever walls are meant to keep unauthorized people out.

Love? How are you at spelunking? Feel like exploring these caves on the east side of town? Just below campus, if I'm reading

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[yancey_slide]

*concerned look*

This isn't another crazy computer, is it? Don't you think dealing with one of those was enough?

[ct_digitalpage]

*grins*

It's okay, love. I'm not looking for another week-long session of "tell me more about your motherboard."

No, this looks like a perfectly ordinary, normal, non-crazy secret government computer, or computers. Hard to tell if it's a network or a stand-alone right now. But I think we should check it out.

[yancey_slide]

Oh, no. No, no, no. No "we."

You're going to stay here where you'll be safe, and I'll slide over there and tell you what I find out.

[ct_digitalpage]

*stares in disbelief*

What? What do you mean, "no we"? It's always "we," remember? You, me. We. Us.

And no offense, sweetheart, I love you, but you're not the computer expert in the family here. There's at least one computer there. I am a cyberwitch. Therefore, I should go with you.