The men in white coats woke JC up, he sat up and looked around, "What the hell happened?"

"You blacked out," one of them state.

"Sure I did. Now what really happened?" He raises an eyebrow.

"All we know is Operations called us to his office because you had blacked out. You were laying on the floor when we got there and he was in with your friend."

"Hmmm. Alright. Thanks. So where is everyone now?"

"I don't know. Check with Bass, he probably knows." The two men walk away.

We step out of our hiding place, JC walks up to us, "Have you all been debriefed?"

"Yeah." Lance and AJ state.

"So...What'd Operations want with you?" JC asks me.

"I don't know, but I don't think he likes me too much." I smile.

"You're not the first operative he's disliked." JC frowns and looks to Lance, "Let's see if we can get you trained better than the last couple."

"Why's that?" I question.

"Because you don't wanna see what happens to operatives that get on his bad side Mark." AJ states.

"Well...You all aren't all that convincing here, but since 'you' seem to actually believe what you're saying. I'll try to be a bit more serious when it comes to dealing with 'Operations'. Will that make you three relax a bit?"

"Yes." JC smiles. "Now come with me and I'll show you to the training section. You will have to stay here for the next two weeks. When you come out of there you'll be a weapon's expert among other things. Don't fight them on anything. The more you learn from them the better off you'll be out in the field. Try to absorb as much as you can. We'll be back in two weeks to get you." He states as we walk down the hall.

"Two weeks. Shit, what about Jive? We're supposed to have a meeting with the suits in a couple of days." I state.

"Don't worry about Jive. They know where you are. Only thing you need to worry about is staying alive and learning as much as you possibly can." JC leans in and whispers, "Hopefully, we'll be able to have a little time alone together when you're released."

"That would be nice." I walk into the room and stop dead in my tracks.