I walked upstairs and knocked on Cheney's office door.
Milo isn't in the room. Gia's the only one at the office.
Gia pulled down her face when she saw me.
I didn't want to cause a conflict, so I ignored her and walked directly to Cheney's office.
She said lukewarm, "Mrs. Fischer, the president is busy at the moment. If you want to see him, please wait a moment. I'll go in and inform you."
"No, he asked me over."
"Sorry, as the secretary of the president, I didn't receive the telephone notice of your direct release."
I turned around and walked up to her table, where I looked down at her seated in her chair. "I don't know if you don't mention it. Miss Gia turns out to be a good person. So, Miss Gia, who is so well-behaved, may I ask you whether you sit poorly and greet Cheney's guests
