Her bodyguard

Beneath the surface

Dina realized she needed to apologize to Hariman for bothering him. When she knocked on his door, he opened it in surprise, not wearing pants.

Harriman: "Who's bothering me now?"

Dina felt awkward but apologized for not warning him she was coming. She tried to leave, but Hariman stopped her, saying she could stay.
She suggested he cover up a bit. He didn't know until she said it to him, but he seemed to be cool with it and said, "Just a minute." She waited for him and found he wasn't listening to her. He pulled her over and said, "I know what you're doing."

Dina: "What am I doing? What do you mean, Harriman? Are you nuts?"

Harriman: "No, but I heard you the other day when you hadn't been there in your work, and I was right there, and you asked me for a napkin."

Dina: "And?"

Harriman: "Are you okay?"

Dina: "Of course I am. What did you think?"

Harriman: "I don't know, maybe you'll fall on the floor again!"

Dina: "Oh, come on, it only happened once."

Harriman: "Well, I don't know, but how could I know?"

Dina: "You'll know when it happens again."

Harriman: "Okay, I'll keep it protected."

Dina laughed and said, "Is it profitable when I can see your little thing saying hi to me?"

Harriman forgot himself and said, "Oh my God, I forgot to dress up."

Dina: "Yeah, well, do you like it hard?"

Harriman: "Excuse me, what?"

Dina: "I mean..." and then just stopped.

Harriman, realizing what she was going to say, said, "Okay, ma'am, is there anything you want to say?"

Dina: "I'm sorry for asking you to do so much work."

Harriman: "It's a part of my job," and he sounded serious when he said it.

Then Dina left, wishing him a good night. The next morning, Herriman wasn't there. Dina got a little bit scared and said, "Should I go to see him? But what about the last time when he came out to answer the door and he was half naked?" But then she got an idea. She asked Seline to go instead of her.