<div class="floatright">(https://i.pinimg.com/originals/f1/f3/d2/f1f3d2307ba26c305d380e2e56268fab.jpg)</div>Anastasia listened to the girls attentively. The one called Happy seemed to wear her heart and thoughts on her sleeves. She can be read like a book and may accidentally give out sensitive information of the op. That would be bad. At least she had an optimistic and endearing disposition. Vivian was as usual lacking in emotion. It was something she had to be wary off. Her family had a few like her, 'changed' by the introduction of cyberware into their bodies. Cyberpychosis is a real problem especially in this age. It was a route she promised herself not to follow. She valued her humanity too much and would rather die then lose it. But everyone has a story, with different needs and wants. Besides, many will pay good money to have a bodyguard like her or a companion. She would just have to keep an eye on her.<br/><br/><strong>"I agree Miss McEachern and Ms mmm.. Happy. We need to utilised what we have and we would also need intelligence. What I suggest is this, we need to have authorisation to be in the zone. So let us find a way to have authorisation. We also keep things as simple as possible. First I make a few calls to see if I have contacts in the zone. Have them order food from us, so all we have to do is go deliver the food, make a stopover at our target's unit, take him and drive out. Of course we need to have a cupboard in the van to stash him just in case we are searched when we leave.<br/><br/>If I do not have any contacts in the zone, we need a good netrunner. One that can hack into the system and fake an order from our target's unit. That would also solve the problem of us having to be there. Any Human Intelligence of the area would be welcomed as well and compliments of Ms Happy's knowledge of the construction site, it may allow us to get in a little earlier to send some food down and get some intelligence. These options however would cost us hopefully only in financial exchanges. This is something we need to take into consideration.<br/><br/>Then there is the intelligence we need to have on how many people will be with our target when we liberate him. I know he is supposed to be alone, but I hate surprises. I also see the positives of Ms Happy's suggestion of giving a surprise to our target. A food van would be a subtle way of providing that surprise. I have used that premise with many of my clients. A "Fake Kidnapping" by gorgeous girls to have their way with the target as a surprise has always been a hit with Bachelor Parties. But as I said, we need to keep it simple. Intelligence of the zone and target, a way to get in, a way to keep things quiet, a way to get out and a way to keep the target until drop-off."</strong><br/><br/>Anastasia spoke professionally, it was the approach that she would use, it was the approach that her family would have used and used before. But she made sure that the way she presented it was by no means commands but suggestions of possibilities for her the group to take. They needed to buy in on the plan to increase their chances of success.