Joe wasn't as nervous as Salem was. Instead, he cracked a smile. "Look, ma'am. It's really my fault, all I wanted to do was view the disk my friend gave me. It was irresponsible, yes, to do something like that on a public computer. Who knows how many viruses that thing has. Please, may I see the disks?" he asked, his smile fading. He looked genuinely apologetic. However, in his back pocket, he had two spare disks for the occasion. Yes, they had terrible stuff on them as well, but luckily none of the illegal things.<br/><br/>The librarian gave Joe an incredulous look. "I was under the impression that they had a certain program on them. You weren't viewing anything." Joe just sort of shrugged and made a hand motion for the disks. Surprisingly, the librarian complied and he slowly turned around. "Yes," he started, while turning. His heart was hammering. "These are mine." Under the front desk, out of the librarian's site, Joe retrieved the other two disks from his pocket and swapped them out while he was still turning. When he faced her, he handed the other disks over to them. "I can guarantee there's uh, no program on those," he said truthfully. "However, the adult material is probably why the disks are at your desk and not in the computer where I left them. I'd offer to show it to you as proof, but you probably don't want to do that." He pocketed the other disks behind his back.<br/><br/>The librarian looked at the disks and placed them down on her desk. You have to love government employees and their willingness to do absolutely nothing. However, she looked at Salem and her eyes narrowed marginally. "Were you aware of what was on these disks when you agreed to run them with your friend here, Mr. Redgrave?" she asked. It was a wonder how she knew that, but there was probably video recording of it.