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PsiInt: Psychic Intelligence 35Looking slightly down his nose at Morehouse, Gauvinsaid, “I am constantly amazed that young people such asyourself are still willing to sacrifice their careers to be part ofan organization like this.”This guy knows everything about me, thought Morehouse.He must know that I am to be part of this unit. Why else wouldhe start a conversation in the middle like this? Perhaps hethought that I would tell him, “I’m not sacrificing anything. Thisis all just a job!” and walk out.“I don’t understand,” said Morehouse.“Oh, I think you do,” replied Gauvin. “You know that if youget mixed up with some unconventional and controversialunit like this, you can probably kiss your advancementsgoodbye.”Morehouse slowly replied, “That may be so, but I’m fascinatedby all of this.”To this point no one had mentioned the kind of work beingdone in the office.Seeing that he had not unnerved Morehouse with hisopening statement, Gauvin relaxed somewhat and said,“Well then, we are going to give you a limited read-out, tellyou a bit about what we do here.”He got up from his chair and walked to the office door.“Jean, bring me the forms he needs to sign,” he called out.After the secrecy forms were signed, Gauvin returned tohis desk and took a sip of coffee.Leaning slightly forward, he looked Morehouse squarelyin the eyes.