The Johnson almost manages to keep that neutral face through out the whole conversation. Almost. There's a hint of a smile at the end, though it's quickly squashed. From there everything goes relatively smoothly. Numbers are gotten, flirts are made, and traffic is manageable.<br/><br/>The real problem comes in at the Ares office. They're pretty obviously trying to keep Harper, but it's not obvious how far they're willing to go to actually keep her there.  On the one hand, it's a fairly small waiting room and there is a sort-of store front that she passed by on the way here. Not much for Harper to hide behind (there was a water cooler and a cheap table, but either one would be gone in a shot or two) and the doors and window make it easy enough to be flanked if they were going to shoot at her.<br/><br/>On the other, the door's not even manually locked and there's only a thin pane of glass between Harper and the back-room. Plus she can see a rear exit even from where she's sitting. Unless there's somebody seriously strong and well armed, it would be difficult to keep Harper flanked or even in the building if they attacked. Add in the lack of mounted guns or other reinforcements to the building and it looks like the place only really is prepared for an attempted robbery of the store part.<br/><br/>And it's debatable how well trained the two sales people she passed are, so it's hard to say what the real plan might be.<br/><br/><br/>Either way, it's quickly coming up on the upper limit of how long Mr. Johnson said that it should take before he leaves things up to Harper's discretion as to dealing with the issue of getting his package.