05-01-2023, 01:55 AM
Every division had their proprietary work, and for Kaelan’s part, if someone from bioengineering wandered into his laboratory uninvited, he’d lose his shit. Those assholes were bulls, touching and disturbing everything they remotely approached. He had to assume the other divisions were as protective of their ground as Kaelan was of Genome. Doubtful the service corridors would lead them into sensitive areas, but the building was full of back-end passageways. Transfers between divisions occurred. Animals were carted from one location to another. Even samples could be disrupted if the wrong people came too close. He wasn’t going to correct the CEO’s son though, so Kaelan let it go.
Liam seemed to know where he was going, and Kaelan followed dutifully in the general direction that was indicated. The elevator was a welcome sight, although a concerned look filtered his expression wary after Liam warned him of the grinding mechanism.
Despite the disturbing question of the elevator’s safety, Kaelan climbed in once the doors opened. It seemed suitable enough from inside, so he swiped his badge and pushed the number for his floor.
“You going up?” he asked, holding the button for Liam to decide if he was coming or returning to the lobby.
Liam seemed to know where he was going, and Kaelan followed dutifully in the general direction that was indicated. The elevator was a welcome sight, although a concerned look filtered his expression wary after Liam warned him of the grinding mechanism.
Despite the disturbing question of the elevator’s safety, Kaelan climbed in once the doors opened. It seemed suitable enough from inside, so he swiped his badge and pushed the number for his floor.
“You going up?” he asked, holding the button for Liam to decide if he was coming or returning to the lobby.
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