We're from Finland." Well, the Jemba Inertia Notes System Pace Notes are for sale at the Jemba booth in the parking lot. Go get a set, I'll register y...ou after I've seen you holding the book." One hundred twenty eight dollars!" Wendy exclaimed."Yeah, the helmets were the expensive part though," I said. "Six hundred each with the wiring."We walked back into the lobby, waved the book and she sat us down."Names?"We made it through all the basics okay."Date of Fire suit?" I don't know that." Daddy!". What the heck, he seems to expect it.The man nodded at her after finishing his motion. Lenore handed him the object he'd been holding. "One moment, please," he said, and then he flipped the bottom hinged portion of the object down. A strange series of finger stabs into the object, and Lenore realized he was dialing a phone without wires."Yes, I'm here," he said into the device, and then he gave Lenore an appraising glance. "No, she did well." He listened for a moment more, then closed the. He had a huge smile on his stupid face. He looked a lot like the village idiot. Come to think of it...He picked up his clothes but he didn't get dressed. He sat down on the nearby coffee table to watch the next act of Reggie's little passion play.Reggie announced, "That's one cherry down. Kevin, you're up! Come and get some of this frigid pussy."Marsha has stopped pleading for mercy but she's still crying hysterically. When Reggie called Kevin over, Marsha lifted her head and shook it. They had the most expensive villa--$40,000 a night it would cost him. The resort consisted of the whole island. Each villa was isolated. Theirs was more than two miles from any other habitation. It was huge and breathtaking, spectacularly furnished, and located on their own private pearl of a beach. There was a whole staff of servants and cooks assigned to their villa alone, but the layout was cleverly designed so that only the Guest Services Officer assigned to them would have any contact with.