Her insistence that it was a joke and that he was an actor made him raise a single eyebrow at her. Was she… was she joking? Was he the one set up for a prank? No, mister Wilmer was not one to do that to someone he trusts as much as he did Serge. So this girl really did think that his presence was nothing more than a joke or a prank done by her friends. What kind of friends did she have if she thought they’d play such an elaborate prank on her? Then again, he never did explain his reasoning for showing up on her doorstep.
 
Serge’s mind cringed at the thought of telling her. He was never good with emotional situations and something as shocking as ‘I represent your dad who wants to meet you after being estranged for your whole life’ wasn’t exactly his style. Shit… maybe he should have sent Elias or Ryan.
 
Her smile was a bit misleading. Should he just come out and tell her? Could she handle something that blunt and direct? She looked so innocent when she smiled it was on the boarder of adorable but he couldn’t think too deeply into it. He had seen that kind smile before, the same smile her father would give them when an event went off without a hitch or the team was able to stop something from happening. There were times where he would smile just for the sake of smiling and that same smile resided in his daughter. Erik was an honest and good man which is probably why the government would benefit from him becoming president. But if life was that simple, Serge and his team wouldn’t have a job.
 
The door creaked as she started to shut it and Serge’s large hand shot up, placing itself against the door with a [i]thud[/i]. His other hand reached into his breast pocket smoothly pulling out her twenty dollar bill and a business card. “I’m Serge Prichard Miss Baker; I am the lead body guard for Mister Erik Wilmer. My team and I are his personal security and he would like to meet you. As I said before, it will only take up, maybe two hours of your time. When can you be ready to go?”

The idea rolled through his head, if she had just woken up she probably needs something, “I can swing through a coffee shop to help you wake up before we head to the office.”