The internal tug-of-war going on inside the receptionist is now perfectly plain.<br/><br/>On the one hand, the lady in front of her is clearly not in the mood to have to deal with a problem of mistaken identity.  Also, she clearly knows something about the company if she is asking for Case.  None of the obvious signs of lunacy have yet raised their ugly heads, and as a New Yorker, she has excellent radar for obvious insanity.<br/><br/>On the other hand, if she calls the CEO from his desk to handle a crackpot, she could be risking her job, or at the very least a lot of extra time collating tax forms.  Her mouth slightly open as she bats the tennis ball of indecision from one side of the court to another, she looks almost like an android about to suffer a system crash.<br/><br/>Then she recovers, smiling as she lifts the receiver and after a pause, "Mr. Case.  A woman is here to see you.  Calliope Techne.  No, sir.  Alright.  Yes.  Thank you."  She sets down the phone and raises her eyes to you with an inscrutable look.  "Please have a seat.  Mr. Case will be out momentarily."  Though you're frustrated at being put through a wait, at least it seems as though he is about to come fix things up.  It's a little bit puzzling that you're being asked to cool your heels in the lobby, but still, the entire morning has been a little odd, and you have other things to worry about.<br/><br/>It doesn't take long before Henry Case enters the lobby and walks up to you with a smile.  He extends his hand and says, "Hello, I'm Henry Case.  It's nice...  Oh, sorry.  I mean, could you come with me?  I'd like to... ah, sit down and... let's talk."  There's something hesitant about his demeanor and he seems surprisingly flustered.  Of considerably greater concern, his greeting doesn't make any sense given that he just hired you a few months ago, and the look in his eyes is not one of recognition, but of... avarice?  Something isn't right.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>A.  Take Case up on his offer to talk to try and figure out just what is going on.<br/><br/>B.  Push Case on the spot by confronting him about your problem with security and ask him point blank to fix it, now.<br/><br/>C.  Make an excuse to get five minutes to yourself before deciding what to do next.