If true, this would be the discovery of the century!The Professor shook his head. "The instantaneous wave we discoveredhas some practical problems ass...ciated with it as far as a faster than lightcommunications system. You see, it's really more of a time wave, forwant of a better term. Once created, it's detectable for many centuries.Who would want to send a message that everyone could see essentiallyforever?"He stopped and squirmed in his chair. "But, Mark, that isn't even half ofit. Joyce made. Luckily, her makeup stayed on reasonably well. Kind of. She straightened her clothes and pawed at her hair. This was as good as it was going to get, she thought. Once out of his bedroom, Katie had to worry about roommates. She listened for sounds like footsteps, water, breathing, any remote sign of life. Nothing. Not a sound. She cautiously tip toed to the door but not before a loud grunt stopped her in mid step. She gave a loud gasp and slapped a hand over her mouth. A guy, who she could only. All Ross could say was "This isPC Nick."Colin remained speechless as he looked at the constable. Nick had moved hishands to the front of his uniform trousers. In one hand he cupped his largeballs and with the other he was rubbing the massive tool which hadstiffened at the sight of the naked teen.Colin gave weak a smile to Nick and this made Ross turn round and see Nickgroping himself."Don't mind me. Carry on, "Nick said.Knowing that he didn't have to worry about his colleague, Ross decided. "AndI've just been brushing you off, trying to change the subject... Ugh, Idunno, I- I just thought that if I ignored it, maybe it'd go away..." Yep, well, I can tell you how well that works," I say, earning anothersigh from my girlfriend."I know," Kayla moans. "And- and believe me when I say I'm not justworried about, you know, losing fans..." I know," I reply."I just- ugh," Kayla spits. "Don't you ever get sick of, you know,having to watch every little thing you do in public?" I bite my lip.