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The time came and Yolanda needed to find out what Gregory needed to tell her. Entering his office, it appeared empty without all the people trying to do their own thing. Ian wasn’t far behind her.
Once in the office and seated, Yolanda looked about the office. “Sir, where is everyone? This is weird, not having everyone tripping over each other in here. The dining room felt empty as well.”
“I finally arranged for space for everyone on the property. The Bears have helped greatly with their knowledge of building. We’ve opened a temporary building for the research. The military planning moved up to the second floor. Communications are still within the ballroom, the armoury is enlarging to hold more there too. The next stages w
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