We walked up the corridor, every five yards kissing and reaching under each other's clothes. Fingers on skin, caring nothing for the airport video sca...ners or occasional passengers passing. The danger of being seen making us hotter and me harder. How we managed to get through passports, retrieve bags, and exit customs with clothes intact is something I wonder. Somehow we had touched each other fleetingly everywhere, hands probing briefly, fleetingly in every place. As we sat in the taxi to a. ‘We almost lost one of our prime harvesting candidates in the last attack Captain. I really do need your permission to ‘action’ her as soon as possible. My readings show that she would provide a massive boost to our program, especially if we pair her up to that other strange female at the harvesting time.’ The Captain was slow to respond, apparently pondering alternatives, ‘I know that you want to maximise the harvesting Hailsburt1, but this woman is also a key player amongst this team that’s. In short I can't find anything wrong with you in the short term." The doctor said with a smile.Chris snorted with laughter, "But you can't comment about the long term isn't that right?" He said with a smile.The doctor laughed, "Nobody can comment on the long term, there are too many variables involved. But I can't find anything dangerous about you. By the way who is Sar'ha?" He dropped the name in as an afterthought.Chris was expecting this at some stage, "That was the name of an avatar in the. A projector had already been set up in the middle of the room, and a viewing screen had been raised on the bandstand. Hub brought drinks from the bar."I don't want it," Sue objected, pushing away the highball he'd set before her.He said nothing, just glanced at her, grinned and then turned away to speak with a man who'd stopped at their table.A moment later the last light went out and, a second after that the projector whirred to life and a cheer filled the darkened room as numbers flashed in.