"They have Pizza and Chicken – whichever you want. It's not real greasy, like most places – all the ingredients are from local vendors. Can I orde... for you, Dani?"She looked up at me and said, "Whatever you want, Jamie!" She squeezed my hand as I ordered, and then we took our number and our drinks to an empty table.After setting down our drinks, she asked for my hands. I thought she was going to read my palm or something silly – all she wanted to do was hold my hands. The way she was looking at. She sounded mad. WHAT she shouted. I said lay the phone down so I can listen. She didn't say a word and I heard the phone being laid down. I could hear them talking but couldn't make out what was being said. I heard the steady bump of the head board hitting the wall. I listened for half an hour before hanging up. At home I took a cold shower to help with my uncomfortable hardon in that small cage. I fell asleep naked on the couch watching TV . I woke when I heard the garage door opening. I sat. His voice was loud, but controlled and cultured.Very different from Sao's demanding voice. "Give me the money now, then you get the girl. Not before," she shrieked. What followed was an confusing yelling between the two. Each wanting to overpower the objections of the other. This went on for a few minutes until a pirate came up and whispered into Sao's ear. Sao suddenly smiled, a horrifying smile showing stained teeth and gaps where they were missing. She whispered back to the pirate and then. “Ever since that day, that black hole has flickered between different points in realspace,” Kira said. “And the legend grew as seers and fortunetellers who were called upon to scry about the hole: That it leads, if you know the way in, to the Quantum Hoard. A dimension of pure glory, an inverse of the dimension of pure horror the first ship entered into.” She shook her head. “And so, treasure seekers have hunted for it ... ever since.”“ ... they’re dumb,” I said, slowly. “That’s like,.