"Daddy will wish he remembered my name," she thought.
The FBI field agent shook his head as he dropped the Tiffany Trump file on his desk.
"Hell of a thing," he said to his wife, "hell of a thing."
"Yes Mr President"
Trump grunted in that nearly involuntary way he'd been grunting for over a year now.
"Can we blame Obama?"
"Probably."
"Okay let's do that. Now bring Jared in, I need to be bathed."
"Girl."
"Girl."
"Girl."
"Sweet Lord almighty."
"Damnit Biden, this is supposed to be a secure line."
"That's an awful lot of sugar," Pence remarked.
Mother simply nodded, suppressing the manic giggle bubbling in her belly.
He was still pretty good at debating that kind of thing.
"God damn it, Ivanka, move faster!"
The rough edges of the manila folder sliced the ends of her fingers.
As usual, there was no blood.
It reminded him of being little Bobby Mueller and the Christmas jackpot.
"Better than a Red Rider sled," he thought to himself.
Jeff Sessions' knees hurt from crouching under the chair.
No way he was answering it tonight.
Let the world burn, he figured, as long as he didn't have to hear Trump say those things about his sainted mother.
She bent down and rubbed her dog on the head and he rolled over in response.
It was her grandest game yet, and these were still the opening moves.
He could still smell the vomit down the drain of the bathroom sink.
No matter how he scrubbed the stench remained.
"Fucking tax cuts."
Boy scouts were prepared.
You just never knew what could happen.
So far nobody in the West Wing had noticed the wire, and he planned to keep it that way.
For the third time that day she pulled the sheets. Thrown out the window it would certainly support her weight and her son's.
The "go" bag was ready.