It was small, so tidy it would make any obsessive-compulsive jealous, and obviously occupied by an academic and an intellectual. Shauntay excused hers...elf and left Bret alone as he scoped the scene. There was no TV in the living room and the bookshelves were lined with books about Black History, chemistry, art, travel, alternative medicine, and of course, physics. Her music collection didn't have any artists Bret recognized and the décor was simple and contemporary but accented with pieces that. I grabbed my "supplies" and car keys and left in a hurry. "Tonight is going to be fun." I said under my breath as I drove towards the city.I finally came to a nice, dark, secluded place to park my car and stepped out into the night. As I wandered about, I found a young girl, no older than 16, alone in an alleyway. She wasn't very pretty, but she wan't ugly either. I walked a little closer to her, being as silent as possible. She looked up at me, confused. I quickly decided that tonight I. She stammered, "That would, uh, certainly, um, be, uh..." She wanted to say something like "lovely" or even "paradise," but she had a nagging feeling that she was supposed to be upset by that for some reason. In the end, she didn't finish her thought. She knew that the only thing stopping her from cramming his hot rod in her mouth already was the fact that Katherine and Suzanne were with her.Katherine spoke up. "Getting back to the growth issue, maybe it's your technique, Mom. Maybe Aunt Suzy. Boarding the ship with its 2400 guests was sort of a cattle call. It took over one hour from when they arrived at the pier before they were walking on to the ship. Sally had discussed the dining arrangements with Bret. She said that she opted for the anytime dining option. That way for dinner you would be seated at a table for two and you could go and eat anytime you wanted.Sally said that while she doubted their luggage had arrived at their cabin yet, they should go and check their cabin out,.