Adara thought it was just fine that we were alone, because she snuggled up next to me naked, with visions of letting me nap, then jumping my bones aga...in.The next morning I had to endure a ration of crap from my other wives and Aludra. I just hung my head as they went on and on about not being able to sleep in the cool basement because of Adara's screaming. Adara was proudly unapologetic as she told them to get use to it, because she had some major catching up to do. I cleaned up and had a. The results of the voting would not appear until voting closed, but the results were immediate. There was no counting of ballots or anything like that. You couldn’t vote more than once since it programmed your ID into you, so there was simply no way to abuse the system.The day of the vote came and by the time Mark had got out of bed, every kiosk had a lineup of people waiting to use it. Fortunately, the number of kiosks available made the lines move fairly quickly.Before lunch that day, 75% of. Excited and nervous, it was a very different feeling that I had never experienced before. I had no clue as to how the couple would be looking, would they be hot or average or old or anything, I had all possible thoughts running rounds in my mind and then I saw a guy roughly my height wearing a hat standing on the road waiting for a cab, but there was no girl with him. I was skeptical as to is he the guy or he is just another guy. That’s when our eyes met and god knows how and why I honked twice. . hell, it would be quicker to name what's functional, Preliator!"He let out a stream of curses a mile long before calming down enough to think. "Casualty report?"Auctorita checked quickly on the environmental console. "No clue as of yet. Inter-ship sensors and comm. lines are down."Preliator began to hear a loud whistling noise above the alarms. He looked all around the bridge, trying to locate the source of the sound. When he found it, he wished he hadn't. There was a rupture in the bridge.