He pauses a moment, then he says, “I want you to keep my wife happy and satisfied when I’m abroad. But then I believe you’re doing that already,...aren’t you?”The shock of him knowing hits me like a thunderbolt. “I’m sorry!” I blurt out. “It was an accident… I didn’t know… I didn’t mean… It just happened…”John Roberts lets me carry on like this until it dawns on me that he’s not actually angry, that he’s known for a while and wants me to have the job and wants me to keep… having my wicked way. Apparently, mom had asked him to fix some simple plumbing in my loo, which did not really need a plumber, and she’d forgotten to tell me about it. Entering the loo, he casually took his shirt off, presumably so it wouldn’t get wet. I saw him for the first time in a white vest, and I couldn’t take my eyes off him.His chest hair popped out from under the vest – just the right amount – with his silver chain dangling over them. His well-formed biceps tightened as he worked the trap. He had told me. "We met outside of Bailey's dorm and took a walk."I was worried about you," she said. "I must have called the hotel 100 times. Some woman who didn't speak English said she would talk to you."I wasn't going to lie to Bailey."I know," I said. "I heard her tell you. By the way, she speaks perfect English, she just talked to you that way because you were on her nerves." I'd hoped you would have called to let me know you were alright," she said.I told her I would have, but I didn't learn about what. Part of that is being able to compare what they're observing versus what the various observatories in the Diaspora are observing. When they figure out where they are, then they have to determine how they got there and if they can use the same 'route' to return to us. All of that will depend on not just their ship but analysis by the entire diaspora AI collective. That is because they will need more than one observation from one known point to begin to find where they are. Since they can 'see'.