You did, didn't you?" Michelle could see what this was doing to Michael. She looked down and could see his hardness. There was nothing that excited he...r more than to be able to excite him. Still, she purposely took a few moments to answer him and finally whispered back, "Yes, I wanted him to take me to bed. I wanted to do it with him Michael, yes." "Then what happened," Michael whispered. "Well, then he said he wanted me now, right then, and he took my hand and walked me over to the bed." "You. The difference was the party had spilled into the bathrooms and there was no privacy. She looked into the stalls and found one empty. She walked in as I waited outside. You really do not know how this works do you she asked I have no idea She grabbed my hand and pulled me into the stall; it was big enough for the both of us to stand comfortably. She began to explain when we have parties and need to go pee, we take someone to guard for us, that means you stand at the door so no one can come. "What do our databanks tell us about other possible planets? Is there something close by that would be suitable?" Nothing in this galaxy. The closest possible is about two months away. According to what information we have on it, that planet is much colder on average than this one," answered Marlon."Have we received any replies to the message we sent out?" asked Candela."No, nothing yet," said the Captain, "let's move on to option three. Is anyone in favour of trying to make peace with these. The Openview map showed nothing but green and mean. I took a snooze confident that the console would make noises if anything needed attention. The gentle rumble of the water pumps lulled me to sleep.I popped up out of a sound sleep. Something was wrong. The console showed all green. Something had alerted me. What? The water pumps!Damn. That could be our single point of failure. I had to bring this up with Hamid. Luckily we wouldn't break anything installing a redundant system, but we'd have to.