"In fact, if you don't mind, I would like to try the extra credit part. I'd like to do everything to raise my grade. It's the worst grade I ever have ...ince grade school." Sure. When?"Stephanie thought for a moment. "What about Tuesday in the library?" She suggested."Okay. See you then," I said, as I walked towards the door. "Good night, Stephanie." Good night, Juan," Stephanie said, while following me to the door.When I got outside her room Stephanie leaned forward and planted a kiss on my. I turn to Jaycee I say, “OK, young lady. You now have some cinnamon to trade. You best get at it.” She still looks a bit shocked, but she shakes her head, then nods yes to me while she moves over to beside the three sacks Joseph is guarding for us.With a grin in her voice Jaycee calls out to the locals about her now having cinnamon to trade. They’re quick to flock to the table, and she soon starts haggling with lots of people. Even agreeing with some for them to deliver stock or animals to the. . Okay," I agreed reluctantly, but I really was in a mood for some dancing.It took a few minutes before a waitress could get around to us. She was a pretty black girl in a red velvet bathing suit it looked like, a one piece costume hugging her lithe body. She had long legs too and black fishnet stockings to go with her high heels. She took our order and I was ready to go, but Drew wanted to wait. I thought maybe he was just a little shy and didn't know how to dance or something."Excuse me..." a. ’ ‘Dee!’ Lani said, a bit more sharply than she intended. She took a deep breath. ‘Sorry, I’m tired. Anyway, the game was nearly twenty-four hours ago.’ Weather had delayed the original departure time, Karl had kept Dee apprised of everything. That had made Lani wonder if Karl, at least, wanted Dee to meet the plane even if he hadn’t said so. ‘I’m sure they’ve put it away and are getting ready for the next one. They can’t dwell on the losses.’ She stopped there, although she’d meant to say.