"Uh huh.  I'll get out of your hair.  See you later, I hope."  Katie left Sue to her work, feeling that she hadn't really clicked with the other woman.  She didn't always.  Her mum had always called her a tomboy when she was growing up, although she'd later learned how to do girly and glam with the best of them.<br/><br/>Katie headed back out into the corridor.  She'd need to climb a ladder to get up to the ceiling hatch.  She felt absurdly pleased with herself for having chosen not to put on a skirt that morning.