Unlike the paintings of the white artists our grass grew tall and dried on the stem. It took a hundred acres to feed one cow ... but there were millio...ns of acres and just a few cows ... at first. Timber was sparse on the plains but our Sacred hills had timber. The most grievous lie was that the plains were uninhabited by humans and had been for millions of years.The Crow bred far faster than the People and they gobbled our lands; Growing Room they said. The Pawnee snipped; a piece here, a. " She looked at the coffee in her cup and then ignored it, "You don't get to meet people, not even when we visit the different colonies. We're only in orbit for a matter of hours before we're off again so we never get to go planet-side."David nodded, "I know we're slaves but on the ship it doesn't seem like that," he said. "We all have responsibilities and, other than occasionally in the bedroom, we're treated the same as everyone else. I'm not sure if that would happen if we were living on one. I talk to you ... Morgan?” I said.“Sure. Let’s go in the other room.”“Is this okay, Fay?” I asked when we were alone.“Oh, honey! No one is pushing you to do anything with Mavis,” Fay said. “But you have a unique connection. Kendra and I want to find out if we can model it. We might find out that it isn’t really what it appears to be. Think of this the same way as it was with you and Kendra the first time she posed nude. We all knew you had a unique friendship, but that’s what it was—friendship.. Thankfully I didn't have the slightest trace of hair on my chest - not even any peach fuzz like I had on my arms, and that's exactly how I wanted it to stay!Kath saw what I was preoccupied with and she made Ben roll over onto his back as well, then she began playing with his chest hair which was noticeably thicker and darker than Mark's. I smiled to myself as I watched her pretty nails catch and reflect the bright sunlight. I think Ben noticed them too, because he reached out with one hand and.