This wasn't the time to suggest doing it front and back at the same time."Even if you don't party very often," Liz said, "you should do enough to sati...sfy your curiosity." Oh?" Steph looked up, curious. "In what way?" There are far more ways to do it than what most girls think," I said."I saw some of that." Stephanie's eyes widened. "When I thought about it yesterday..."We spent the rest of the walk and talk going into specific details. Guys don't have the imagination a girl does. To them you. "I need to go to work." Work was the Vanderbilt Chicago boat."No ... you need to stay here." I need to go to work." Let me check your pulse."I held out my hand ... the cuffs went click ... the other end went around a ringbolt secure station. (They're all over the boat ... a place to hook lines to during a storm so the thing hooked doesn't roll around.)She looked a look of pity..."The next time I tell you, you have to stay here, what are you going to do?" Stay here?" That got me such a look.... It was the only position I could keep her down in though, and I knew that the second I let up she would kill me.Just then I noticed that she’d mostly stopped struggling. She was still twisting around a little but it didn’t seem like she was trying very hard to knock me off. Mostly it was just making my dick rub against her ass even more. After a few moments it dawned on me that she might be doing it on purpose. I’m normally a bit quicker on the uptake, but the idea that Cassie could somehow. "Take this light and press the button. Now Juni, never point this in someone's eye or where it can be reflected there. Do you understand?" Yes... Shawn."She pointed at the bow and repeated my words. "Computer, reference position. Distance twenty metres. Elevation neutral. Proceed now."The ship hull now filled the screen. The black painted hull and the bright white lettering showing the name I chose for the ship. The name Juni was easily seen but was off centre. Both people looked at the hull.