"Two hundred?" she blurted out "Ok then, you're on!"She crossed her arms in front of her and, grasping the hem of her vest with both hands, whipped it... off, throwing it up into the air, where it landed on the floor a few feet away. Inwardly she was glad she had one of her nice bras on, she would've hated to have been wearing one of her old greying sports bras.Her hands flew round to the middle of her back, and unclasped the eye-hooks holding her bra strap. She hastily flung the garment into the. He looked forward to turning green again.Like the waiting grasses, he had no control over when or how robustly he would spring back to life. He could do little more than the dormant blades, stretching their roots ever deeper in the soil, searching out moisture. Paul sunk his roots in his fertile mind, and therein was his prison. He was unable to escape the bonds of control and logic. He didn't understand well enough to want to do so. The perquisites of youth, spontaneity and abandon, had never. They renamed it First Squad because Ted had been a member of the first squad when he retired." Rollie and Jessica stopped at the elevator. As he pushed the button he added, "Ted says that he should have retired with 20 and got into the bar business earlier. He says if he has any more fun, it would probably be against the law."The elevator doors opened and they started for the ground floor. "So would you like to have the best burger and coldest beer in town?" Rollie repeated his. After a cursory glance Katrina continued on."Wait! Don't you want to have a look inside?" No, I am after something more than food," Katrina scoffed. The very idea that poking around in a mess was ludicrous. The store room, okay, the might have found something in there, but a mess? "but if you want to poke around some mouldy cupboards be my guest."Aliya frowned not too happy with being passed off like that. Even if there was more to find it wouldn't hurt for a cursory glance. After all it's not.