<strong>Guard: Aleks Popov<br/>Cafetaria</strong><br/><br/>Aleks shakes his head and laughs.  He never fails to be surprised by her and to see her slim fingers held up.  He replies with a joke, “I am sure they will do rather nicely.”  His laugh faded quickly from the look in her eyes something was bothering her, and wasn’t like Anzhelika to worry about things here.<br/><br/>Had she not been so serious he would have made any one of a dozen crude comments but as it was, he simply raised an eyebrow.  He sits back a bit before replying, “There is nothing up there that I want or wants me.  You know I am more than happy down here.”  He leans forward placing his elbows on the table and looks her in the eyes, “I am a military man always have been and this is no different.  I follow orders, and know only what I need to.  I agree the scientist is weirs and the warden I hear is a freak.  I really do not care as long as I am paid.”   Sitting back in his chair as he finishes he looks around to be sure their conversation is kept private.  They may be employees but he had no doubt the company could make them disappear just as fast as they do prisoners.  In the hierarchy of things there was very little that separated them from the prisoner, and that was only a door.<br/><br/>He had to agree with the age of some of the girls that have been coming through lately.  They were much younger, and getting younger.  He had not really given it much thought simply racked it up as fortune smiling on him.  His frustration at her questions showing in his face, “Look I don’t disagree with you but what the fuck are we going to do about it? Not a thing, that’s what.”  His face flush it was not her but questioning authority was not something he wanted to do.  Staying out of people’s radar was very important to him and her talk was something that brings a lot of unwanted attention.<br/><br/>Standing quickly the chair screeches across the floor he gives her one piece of advice, “Be careful the questions you ask.  You know just as well as I do that too many of the wrong questions could end you up on the other side of that door.”   With that he walks quickly out of the cafeteria heading for his room.  He needed time to think or something to take his mind off their conversation.<br/>