He watched her every step, admiring her body. She had a casual grace about her that he could watch for hours. Her eyes met his as she reached the far ...side of the table. They smiled affectionately at each other, and the familiarity of it warmed his heart. She moved to the kitchen to finish up the dishes and to do what remained. As the water stopped running, he lazily stretched his arms over his head, then stood up and walked towards the kitchen. They met at the doorway. ‘You’re a little late.. I'm also grateful for the series of chances that led me to takeballet classes. Not my kind of thing at all, I should have thought, notfor a techno-geek like me; & yet my first experience of them, back in mythirties, marked me for life. I remember wandering through an unfamiliarbuilding at Hofstra, in the 1980s, trying to find a committee meeting Iwas supposed to attend, & suddenly walking into a vast, empty room withmirrored walls, a railing along three sides, & a grand piano far off inthe. I ran downstairs and opened my front door and said something like come upstairs as I looked at the guy who introduced himself as Eduardo and saw he was probably about 50 skinny and about 5'8 tall, I locked my front door and showed Ed around my flat when we got to my living room I was almost shaking so I asked Ed if he'd like a beer I knew I needed one to calm my nerves, I got us a beer each and we stood in front of each other popped the beers and sort of looked at each other with a weird. Kay squeezed his shoulder as she made her way to her chair. She allowed herself time to find a comfortable spot in her chair before tapping a key on her desk comp. She turned to face him."Your solution worked," she said. "It was an obvious and a stupid mistake in hindsight but we missed it and you did not. The patriarch is pleased that a viable solution has been found. The construction crews are already retrofitting as many of the ships as they can." I suppose you are going to have to choose.