After a couple of hundred miles, I diverted toward some lights to find a spare computer or two and started researching radar detection limits. Five mi...utes later, I was VERY worried!I'd assumed that radars didn't work unless their targets contained metal. When the army guys had described our home system to us, that's what they'd said. I knew there were weather radars that could pick up storms, but I'd presumed they worked because of the sheer mass of water involved. Each drop would only reflect. I was really happy to learn of Beth's feelings toward me, although Iwished she did not have to worry about thinking we were lesbians. Iwished I could tell her I was a boy, but what would she think of meliving as a girl and second, if she knew and could handle it, could shekeep it to herself? I decided if it ain't broke; don't fix it. I let herthink what she would; besides, I liked kissing her and being kissed byher. It was the first time I was ever kissed, really kissed, by a girland I hoped. They get a kick of me calling them that.While the Protection people talked with those from here at Oklahoma City, Bennie and I talked to Robby, Tom, and Vic for a moment. They wanted us to fly back to Protection and then fly on to Preservation. I told Bennie that it was an idea that I liked. I was ready to be home for a while. He looked thoughtful.We went to join the rest introducing everyone to each other though they were doing pretty well without our help. George and Judith had flanked Mabel. I follow and find her bedroom, which is covered with pictures of her and her friends. Most of the pictures were her and her friends at a beach. Then my eyes set on Candy as she stood there with no shirt on now, completely nude. "Shirt." She said to me and I instantly knew to remove mine. She stood there beside her bed and I was near the entrance of her room still. I was growing more anxious with anticipation. I looked around and saw a tv set on the one end of her room, there were a couple of.