The building was lit on the outside though, and there were both security guards, and a stir of motion about the place that reassured them. Dar strolled across the front courtyard, approaching the doors and making eye contact with the guards. "Evening," she greeted the first one cordially, as she removed her ID from her back pocket and offered it up. The man studied the card, and then glanced at her. "Dock entrance is round back," he told her politely. One finely arched dark eyebrow lifted. "Excuse me?" "Construction workers enter in the back," the guard clarified, still with careful politeness. Dar looked down at herself, then up at the guard. "Do I look like a construction worker to you?" "Yes, ma'am," the man replied. "You can enter in the back." Kerry covered her mouth to keep in the laughter threatening to burst out. The expression on her lover's face was so priceless. "This is not funny," Dar told her, testily. "C'mon." Kerry swallowed her amusement, taking Dar's arm and starting for the rear of the center.
