Nah, I'm military more then security, though I've done my share of security. Normally we're told ahead of time to keep our mouths closed and give the surly look to anyone who gets too close. Secretary Pierce indicated that I was to be a bit more low key about the surly expressions around you.

[Maybe if they were more casual with each other then it would be easier to keep the job for the long-term until all this political strife was over and done with. Pierce wanted this potential asset to be secured, so maybe an unconventional guard was what was the reasoning. He didn't know; he didn't care. He was here to do a job.

At the question about his secrets, he allowed a small smirk to twist his lips as he crossed his ankles one over the other.]

More than most men can claim to. [He offered a teasing wink.] Do you, or has the media successfully plumbed all yours to the public for a cheap thrill and buck?

[He rubbed his head with his hand. Handling the media was going to be the hardest part; he would no doubt have the urge to break a few noses.]