Vaguely I wished I had something newer than this old clunker. Newer cars had these remote access doohickeys, you just mashed a button from anywhere ar...und and they obligingly unlocked so you could just get in. Not for me, I'd have to stand there and manually key the door open. As I was doing so I was thinking it really was time to bite the bullet and splurge on a new model, at least newer than this."Larry!" Susan's shriek cut off that train of thought in an instant. Out of long habit I dropped. Three cadets from Company B were outside in the hallway, grumbling amongst themselves until they saw me following Lester to the restroom and our roommates creeping along behind us.Eddie was inside the restroom holding the door open. Lester stopped at the door and looked back at me. "Inside," I said and he didn't hesitate to enter the restroom. But he stopped again at the door to the first toilet stall."Ed, stand on the toilet in the next stall and hold the door open for him," I said and watched. “Well, do you think you’ll be ready to make a trip to the main island the day after tomorrow?” I asked Jennifer.“I thought the storm was going to end tonight. Why do we wait another day?” she asked.“I’ll show you tomorrow afternoon. Until then, just trust me,” I replied and Jennifer smiled.We spent the balance of the day as we had the previous day – talking, playing cards or board games and eating the occasional meal. I discovered that Jennifer loved puns as much as I did and between the two of. And when You stroked my hair and murmured, “Such a good girl,” I think You must have seen one sweet tear running down my cheek.So I was a little shocked when, without another word, You walked past me and into the kitchen. But I remained in place, perfectly happy to do so, and in a couple of minutes the smell of bacon and eggs and - oh god, yes - coffee was making my stomach rumble so loudly that I thought You must be able to hear it in the kitchen.A little while later You reappeared, carrying.