II Choices
Choices, that's what it's always about, really. We can make one choice, or we can decide something else. We must simply be prepared to accept whatever consequences accompany our chosen actions. He set the book to one side and, pushing his glasses upwards, rubbing his tired eyes. He checked his wristwatch. 4:55 PM, the display said, five minutes. He sighed and stowed the little paperback in his backpack. The title of the book as in Japanese, or maybe Korean, we are unfamiliar with Asian scripts but the book was clearly printed in one of them. The man who was waiting was also of Asian appearance.
He was very well dressed in a fine dark suit of charcoal grey with a shirt of lilac. He wore no tie, the shirt was open at the neck but no chest was visible. He wore dark-framed square
