"I'm in the mood for something Hot," Bailey said as he looked down to see Jennifer's head moving towards his groin, "How about the Ensenada down in Vi...ginia Beach?" That's cool. I could go for some good Mexican," I said."What do you think, Honey? Would you like a 'burrito' in your belly?"Jennifer looked up to meet his gaze. "I could so go for a burrito right now, but I don't think I'll be able to wait until we get to Ensenada's," She smirked as her head followed her hands and disappeared into. If you're interested, you'll need identification and proof of residence, that sort of thing, and she'll check you out, call after the ... adoption, I suppose you'd call it. There's an admin fee. Not a purchase, but to cover some of the costs she incurs by doing what she does."I had forty-eight hours to get notarised copies of my birth certificate, driving licence, Council Tax demand and to worry about what I was doing. I consoled myself that going along did not commit me to ... adopt ... a pet. The government functions very well without interference from outside influences. There are a few troublemakers who want to return to the old ways. The feel that they are smarter than the Body. I think that they just wish to rule the people themselves."What a minute," he said. "You said North and South America. What about the rest of the world?" Shortly after your time, it was decided that the different races would never learn to get along. My land was secured for the fair race only. What you. “Sure. I’ll call and warn the Lloyds.”“We may need two cars, unless you want to take one of Dad’s limos,” Danny suggested. “With Larissa’s seat, the backseat will be a bit cramped.”“Let me ask Dad,” Ashley said. She left the room briefly, but returned after just a few minutes. “We can have Dad’s Jaguar. It’ll seat all five of us and it’ll convey the right message to Clarkstown and more so to Scotstown.”“What message, sister of mine?” Danny asked dutifully.“That Helen and Lynn are not looking.