Francesca Iori seemed to have unfortunate ‘attachments‘ which could undermine her loyalty to the company…and sexual preferences that might undermine her loyalty to him. Jason wouldn’t be surprised if this ‘Elle’ was also an active link to an outlawed environmental organization. Publicly, Francesca was no longer active in the scene since college but she might have dropped her activism just to secure her job prospects. It was unlikely that she possessed the …moral flexibility… required for a deeper involvement with Jason’s real job and even in the day job he did as a cover, she might prove troublesome. Interfreight was not the worst of the worst, but they were certainly no angel when it came to the environment. Of course, Jason couldn’t help but fantasize about what would be going on on the boat they used as a secret love nest but for now, he would concentrate on a different candidate.<br/><br/>Daria Jones, the blonde, had his interest for now. She was probably the smartest of the bunch and she had pedigree: Her parents were with the company in good positions. She had taken the clerical job only because they told her to, as part of the family tradition. If she had been left to her own devices, she would be vainly pursuing one of her many and varied interests. Definitively a spoilt brat if there ever was one, but reigning her in might give him access to her considerable talent. Of course, her parents rated as ‘unfortunate attachments’, as well. They limited his options and forced him to tread more carefully.<br/><br/>Jason started with a matrix research on her, to see if she had any prospect before he took the risk to dig deeper. Getting caught hacking a secretary’s network of his own company would warrant no more than a slap on the wrist. Getting caught hacking the network of a daughter of management was a different matter altogether. And it was not only his background research that was made more difficult; If he wanted to utilize Daria Jones to her fullest potential, he probably had to sever her from parental support. Otherwise, she would never focus on her job.<br/><br/>He did a little online research on Daria, but found little that he could use, except what she and her friends had posted to her public pinboard. If he wanted to know more, he either had to crack her network – for which he probably was not equipped well enough – or tail her in person.<br/><br/>“Take me downtown!“ Jason told Flash who was still on her knees in front of him. “Miss Jones is going clubbing with her friends…and so are we.”