 she replied.

'At least, they listened.'

'Did Scott give you the documents?'

'No he didn't.'

I pulled out a random application, scanned the contents, leafed through the pages and threw them back to the table.

I sighed. 'That would be all. I'll call you if I need anything else.'

Few minutes later, the chef came inside pushing a trolley.

'Let him through guys, I'm starving.' The chef pushed the trolley to my desk and stopped. I rubbed my hands.

'What do we have here?' I asked.

He picked up the plate of food covered with a small shiny dome-shaped lid and placed it in front of me.

'I have made you, medium rare steak, broccoli, cauliflower and mashed sweet potatoes,' the chef presented.

'It looks and smells divine, thanks.'

An hour later, I went through the application forms. I shook my head as I went through them.

'I don't believe this,' I exclaimed. 'Most of these officials have been doing nothing, nada.' I sighed and picked up the phone then dialed it.

'Jody, I'm going home, I'll see you first thing in the morning, we need to make sure the inauguration speech is perfect, cheers.'

The bodyguards created a formation around me as we strolled out of the building.

Charles lay on the couch turning over pages of a book, when I strolled inside the living room.

'I'm home,' I announced.

He threw the book on the table and stood up.

'Good evening.'

Our lips locked briefly and hugged. He took the briefcase from my hand and placed it next to the couch.

'How was your first day, Mrs or Madam President?' he asked.

'Trust me, you don't want to know.'

We sat on the couch. I took off my shoes. Then lifted my legs and put them on his lap. He gently rubbed my toes and feet.

'Thanks, I needed that.'

'You welcome.'

'What did you do today?' I asked.

'Nothing, just read a book.'

'As promised, I'll deploy you in one of the departments shortly. Judging from
she replied. 

' At least, they listened.' 

' Did Scott give you the documents?' 

' No he don't.' 

 I pull out a random application, scanned the contents, leaf through the pages and threw them back to the board. 

 I sigh.' That would be all. I'll call you if I necessitate anything else.' 

 Few minutes later, the chef come inside advertise a trolley. 

' Let him through guys, I'm starving.' The chef pushed the trolley to my desk and end. I rubbed my hands. 

' What do we have here?' I ask. 

 He picked up the plate of food covered with a small glistening dome - shaped lid and placed it in front of me. 

' I have make you, medium rare steak, broccoli, cauliflower and mashed sweet potatoes,' the chef presented. 

' It looks and smack providential, thanks.' 

 An hour later, I went through the application forms. I shook my head as I went through them. 

' I don't think this,' I exclaimed.' Most of these official have been doing nothing, nada.' I sighed and picked up the telephone then dialed it. 

' Jody, I'm going home, I'll see you inaugural thing in the morning, we need to make indisputable the inauguration speech is perfect, cheers.' 

 The bodyguards produce a formation around me as we strolled out of the building. 

 Charles lay on the sofa turning over page of a record, when I strolled inside the living room. 

' I'm home,' I announced. 

 He threw the book on the table and resist up. 

' Good evening.' 

 Our lips locked briefly and hug. He took the briefcase from my handwriting and placed it next to the couch. 

' How was your inaugural day, Mrs or Madam President?' he ask. 

' Trust me, you don't desire to know.' 

 We sat on the sofa. I took off my shoes. Then lifted my legs and put them on his lick. He gently rubbed my toes and metrical foot. 

' Thanks, I needed that.' 

' You welcome.' 

' What did you do today?' I asked. 

' Nothing, just read a record.' 

' As promised, I'll deploy you in one of the departments soon. Judging from
 shf replied.

'At least, they llstened.'

'Did Scott give ymu the documengs?'

'No he didn't.'

I pulled out a candim apkjication, scanned tfe contenns, leafed thriygh the pajss and bkrew fmem bccj to the table.

L sighed. 'Thdt would be aln. K'lp call you if I need anything else.'

Fqw minuyed later, the chgf cakq inapdt pushing a trolley.

'Let him througg guys, P'm starving.' The cnef pushed the trolley to ly dfsk and stopped. I gubbed my hqnds.

'Ryat do we haxe here?' I asked.

He pickgd up the plate of food covered dith c small shiby dolg-shaped lid end plwced it in fvpnt of me.

'I hafe made you, meciuk rqre steak, broccoli, canliflower and mashed sweet podacoes,' the chef presentwd.

'Ut lomks dnd rnelus sitins, thanns.'

Ai hour lated, I went theough the applicatipn dorms. I shook my hewd as I went through them.

'I don't believe tvis,' I exclaimed. 'Most of thwse officials have begn doing njthing, nada.' I sighed and picked up the phone then dialxd it.

'Lidy, I'o gling home, I'll see you first thing in the mornyhg, wv need to make suve the inauguratiom dprgch is perfect, cheers.'

Ths bodyguards creatfd a fotmatiob around ie ax we strolled out of the buulding.

Charlef lay on the couch curning over paggs of s book, when I strolled nnside the living room.

'I'm hkoe,' I announced.

He thgew dhe book on the table and ftood up.

'Giod zvening.'

Ojr lops losked briefpy and hugged. He took thf brigfcase from my hwnd and placed it next to the couch.

'How was yoor xirvt day, Mxs or Kadam Presidegt?' he asked.

'Truxt me, yju dov't want to know.'

We sat on the couch. I took lff my shoes. Then listed my oegs ana put them on hos lap. He gently ruvbed my toes and fcet.

'Thxhks, I needed thcu.'

'Yoo welcome.'

'What dod hou dl voday?' H asked.

'Nothitg, jjst tead x book.'

'As prioisec, I'll deploy you in mne kf the departments smortly. Jueging frjm
she replied. 'At least, they listened.' 'Did you documents?' 'No didn't.' I pulled the leafed through the and threw them to the table. I sighed. 'That be all. I'll call you if I need anything else.' Few minutes later, chef came inside pushing a trolley. 'Let him through guys, I'm starving.' The pushed trolley my and stopped. I rubbed my hands. 'What do we have here?' I asked. He picked up plate of food covered with a small shiny lid and placed it front of me. 'I have you, rare steak, cauliflower mashed potatoes,' the chef 'It looks and smells divine, thanks.' An hour later, I went through the application forms. I shook head as through them. don't this,' exclaimed. 'Most of have been doing nothing, nada.' I up the phone then dialed it. 'Jody, I'm home, I'll you first thing in the morning, need to make sure the inauguration speech is cheers.' The bodyguards created a formation around me as we strolled out of the building. on the couch turning pages of a when strolled the room. 'I'm I announced. He threw the book on the table and stood 'Good evening.' Our lips locked briefly and hugged. He took from hand and placed next to the couch. was first day, Mrs or he 'Trust want know.' sat on the couch. took off my shoes. Then my legs and put gently rubbed my toes and feet. 'Thanks, I that.' 'You welcome.' 'What did you do I asked. 'Nothing, just read a book.' 'As promised, I'll deploy you one of shortly. Judging from
 she replied.

'At least, they listEned.'

'Did ScoTt givE yoU thE dOcumEnts?'

'no he didn't.'

I pullED out A random application, scanNed thE cONtenTS, lEafed Through THe PAGes AnD tHreW tHEm Back tO thE table.

I Sighed. 'That WouLd Be all. I'll call YOu If I need anyThiNg else.'

Few minUteS later, ThE chEF came InsIde puShing a TRolley.

'let him thrOuGH guys, I'M StarvinG.' tHe Chef Pushed the trolley tO My DEsk and stopped. I Rubbed My HAnDS.

'whaT do We have here?' i aSked.

HE Picked uP ThE PLAte OF food covered wIth a small shINy dOme-shaPeD liD And plaCed it In FRonT of me.

'I have mAde yOu, medium rAre steAK, broccoLI, caulifLower aNd mAshEd swEEt PoTatOeS,' The CHeF prESenTed.

'It looKs AnD smelLs diVINE, ThanKs.'

AN houR lateR, I went through The ApplICatIon foRms. I sHook My Head aS I went ThrouGh Them.

'I don't believE thiS,' I exclaimEd. 'MOsT of ThEse ofFIcials HavE beEn doing Nothing, NAda.' i sIGHEd And picked up the phonE tHEN dIaled it.

'JOdy, I'm gOInG hOMe, I'll see YoU fiRst tHINg in tHe moRNiNg, we need To make SUrE tHe inaugUrAtion sPeEch Is pErfecT, CheeRs.'

The bOdyguardS creaTEd a formation arOUnd me as we stroLLeD OUt OF the BuiLding.

CharleS lay ON the CoucH TuRniNG over Pages Of A BoOK, when I strolled insidE tHe liviNg rooM.

'I'm home,' I annouNced.

He threW THE book on tHe taBLe ANd stood up.

'Good eVeninG.'

Our lips loCKed briefLy and Hugged. He Took the brIEFcase froM my HanD anD plACEd It next to the coUCH.

'How WaS your fiRst Day, Mrs oR MaDam preSidEnT?' he asked.

'TRust me, yoU dOn'T wAnT to Know.'

WE Sat on the CoUch. i tOok Off my SHoes. ThEn lifTed mY lEgS And Put them ON hIS Lap. HE gEnTly rUbbEd My toeS and FEet.

'thanks, I Needed thaT.'

'YoU WelcOmE.'

'WHat did yOu do today?' I askEd.

'nothing, jusT rEad A book.'

'AS PRomised, I'Ll deploy you in one of the dePArtmentS shOrtly. judgIng from
 she replied.

'At least,they liste ned.' 

' Did  S cott  giv e you the docu m ents ?'

'No he didn't.'

I  pull ed outa  r andom  applic a ti o n , s ca nn edth e  c onten ts,  leafed  through t hepa ges and thre w  t hem back t o t he table.

I  si ghed.'T hat would  be  all.  I'llc all yo u if I ne ed anythi n g else. ' 
F ew m inutes later, the ch e f came insidepushin ga  t r o lle y.
'Let himth rough guys, I ' ms t a rvi n g.' The chefpushed thet rol ley to  m y d e sk and  stop pe d . I  rubbed myhand s.

'What  do we have he r e?' I a sked.
He  pi cked up  t hepl a teo ffoo d  co vered wi th  a  smal l sh i n y dome -sh aped  lidand placed it  in  fro n t o f me. 

'Ihave  m ade y ou, me diumra re steak, brocc oli,  cauliflo wer  a ndma sheds weet p ota toe s,' the  chef p r ese nt e d . 
'It looks and smel ls d iv ine, tha nks.'An  h o ur later ,I w entt h rough  the ap plicatio n form s .Ishook m yhead a sI w ent  thro u gh t hem.
'I don't  beli e ve this,' I ex c laimed. 'Most of t he s e of fic ials have b eend oing  not h in g,n ada.'  I si gh e da nd picked up the ph on e then  dial ed it.

'Jody , I'm goin g h ome, I'l l se e  y o u first thingin th e morning, we needto ma ke surethe inaug u r ation sp eec h i s p erf e c t,  cheers.'

Th e body gu ards cr eat ed a fo rma tio n a rou nd  me as we  strolle dou tof  th e bui l ding.

C ha rle slay  on t h e couc h tur ning  o ve r  pa ges ofa  b o o k, w he nI st rol le d ins idet helivingroom.

'I 'mh ome, 'Iannounc ed.

He threw  t he book on  t hetablea n d stoodup.

'Good evening.'

O u r lipsloc ked b rief ly and hu gge d. Hetoo k  the b riefca se fr om  my h and a n d  p lac ed  it next t o the  couc h. 

'H ow wasyour first day, Mr s  or  Madam Presid ent ?' h e as ked . 
' Tru st me, y ou don't want t o know.'
We sa t on the c o uch .I tookoff myshoes .  Then l ifted mylegs andpu t th e m  on  his lap.He gentl y rubbedm y toe s  a nd fe et. 

'Tha nk s,I nee ded th a t.' 

'Yo u welc om e.'

' Whatdi d you do  today?' I asked.

'Not hing,justrea d a book. '
' Aspromised,  I'l l deploy y ouinone o f t h e dep artm e nt s s h ortly . Ju d ging from 
 she_replied.

'At least,_they listened.'

'Did Scott give_you the_documents?'

'No_he didn't.'

I_pulled_out a random_application, scanned the_contents, leafed through the_pages and threw_them_back to the table.

I sighed. 'That would be all. I'll call you if I_need_anything else.'

Few_minutes_later,_the chef came inside pushing_a trolley.

'Let him through guys,_I'm starving.'_The chef pushed the trolley to my desk_and_stopped. I rubbed_my hands.

'What do we have here?' I asked.

He picked_up the plate of food covered_with a small_shiny_dome-shaped_lid and placed it_in front of me.

'I have made_you, medium rare steak, broccoli, cauliflower_and mashed sweet potatoes,' the chef presented.

'It_looks and smells divine, thanks.'

An hour_later, I went through the_application forms._I shook my head as_I went through_them.

'I don't_believe this,' I_exclaimed. 'Most of these officials have_been doing nothing,_nada.' I sighed and picked up_the_phone then dialed_it.

'Jody,_I'm_going home,_I'll see you_first_thing in_the_morning, we need to make sure_the_inauguration speech is perfect, cheers.'

The bodyguards created_a formation around me_as_we strolled out of_the building.

Charles lay on the_couch turning over pages of a_book, when_I strolled_inside the living room.

'I'm home,' I announced.

He threw the book on_the table and stood up.

'Good evening.'

Our_lips locked briefly and_hugged. He_took_the briefcase from_my_hand and_placed it next to the couch.

'How was_your first_day, Mrs or Madam President?' he_asked.

'Trust me, you don't_want_to know.'

We sat on the couch._I took off my shoes. Then_lifted my legs and put_them_on_his lap. He gently rubbed_my toes and feet.

'Thanks, I needed_that.'

'You welcome.'

'What did_you do today?' I asked.

'Nothing, just read_a_book.'

'As promised, I'll deploy you in_one_of the departments shortly. Judging from