After introductions it was on the Grand Central Station for the trip to Tarrytown. They found seats in the middle of the sparsely populated car facing... each other and passed the time in conversation. At least it started out that way, but soon Tina found herself quite captivated by this stranger and was openly flirting. He reached forward putting his hand on her leg and whispered a comment about the conductor going by.Tina really didn't hear the comment. Her attention was fixed on the wonderful. I found a reference that we had missed in our original survey of the literature on the subject, and it scared me to death. It said that octopuses only make contact with other octopuses for two reasons: either for sex, or for eating the other octopus. Except for sex, two octopuses will fight to the death, no matter whether or not they are the same gender."It seems to me, from that, that we have no real fears from the octopuses. They will not cooperate with each other, so they will never be able. On the third day, they’d left the road, angling northwest as they followed the direction the compass was pointing. They’d passed a few small farms at first, but hadn’t seen any signs of human habitation for the last day and a half. Shavala liked the change—she was able to breathe easier when she wasn’t surrounded by strangers.An owl hooted nearby as the sky gradually turned from black to gray. The sun hadn’t yet shown itself, but it was easier to see now, even with the fog, and Shavala decided. I didn't know it but my sister was going over to her freinds to sleep for the night and my dads girlfreind was going to be working the late shift at 1130 that night so he was going to be able to have his way with me for the whole night. I was tired from earlier in the day and was falling asleep on the couch so my dad woke me and sent me downstairs to my room to goto bed at about 930. my sister was already gone for the night over to her freinds place. I went down stairs and pulled of my shirt.