No! I don’t think it all actually happened,” I said.“Absolutely. I promise you, it’s all true. Everything that happened actually happened.”�...�Oh!” I frowned into the darkness. “So, how long do you think they’ll keep us in here?”“What?”“How long do you think they’ll keep us in here?” I asked.“Who?”“The Martians.”“What Martians?”“The Martians that captured us and threw us in here when they broke into the house.”“Ah...”“You said that it was all true, every bit of it. That must include the Martians. ’ ‘What?’ ‘Your ice-cream,’ Jolene pointed at his hand, smiling, ‘it’s melting.’ David looked at the back of his hand, and saw a white drool of vanilla trickling down from the ice-cream cone. ‘Oh Jesus,’ he wiped his hand with a napkin. His cheeks were blushing like an eight year old kid. Jolene giggled at him with her heart melting laughter. They spent the last half an hour, sitting on a bench at the town beach, near the boardwalk, exchanging stories, talking about the past and the future,. I guess you’ll be sharing it with Lara?” Gav remarked.“I might do!” said Red with a giggle. “I told you, our luck is in!”“When’s it for?” asked Lara.“Oh ummm… yes, any two hours between 4pm and 10pm,” said Red, reading the back of the accompanying ticket. “We just have to book the slot with the reception, and they do the door code and everything.”“I’m pleased for you two,” said Gav. I’ve got a seminar booked in twenty. Maybe you’ll be in the bar later?”The girls hadn’t heard Gav but were in a. ”“How would you go about a shoot then?”“Well, you have to always keep the camera in mind, so if you really want to know…”The tightness in her kidneys and loins about to burst, Kelly said, “Of course.”Louisa smiled coyly and said, “Then come with me. We need a mirror to represent the camera.”They walked down the hallway to Louisa’s bedroom, and they sat on the floor in front of the full-length mirror. Louisa posed Kelly so that she faced between the mirror and her, and said, “Now, look into my.