I have to say Steph, I am not sure what you said to her, but thank you! I have been trying to get Cindy to wear a bikini for years now." No problem. I...could just tell with her killer figure, she would just look great in it." Another sly smile passed between the two of them. Definitely strange, but not really in a bad way. Cindy was always a little slow to make friends due to her shyness, so it was probably her being a little awkward around new people. She never has been very good at taking. I grabbed a bite at the local Swine and Dine and then went out to the Taxi Stand. The flyers were operated by beings and not robots or computronics. The one I flagged down was flown by a green skinned being that reminded me of Wintsun, he had the same coppery red hair. He confirmed my destination and then I asked him if he was from Sunflower, planet“Why yes I am. Our world is not far from here, just about 13 light years. Do you know the place?”“No not first hand, but one of my friends comes. She pulled up her shorts up with nothing under.As we approached the jetty I hopped back into the cockpit and took the wheel. The whitecaps ahead told me it was Kellie's turn to relax. We needed to tack up the windward side of the island and around the point to reach our destination: a small island off of Barbados (barely more than a horseshoe-shaped pile of rocks with a small cove, a few palm trees and a beach). I secured the engine as we left the harbor behind us.She kept asking what she could. ”I did better than that, I carried her into Kate’s bedroom, dried her off, and tucked her in bed with a kiss.“Thank you.” She earned that kiss. I earned the return one.Natasha was asleep before the door closed.“I don’t blame you for not telling me. You probably never trusted a single person in your life.” Ed began after I took my seat at the table and grabbed the syrup.“Even if you did, it would not have changed anything. Neither of us knew. I didn’t, did you?”“No.”“Then get that hangdog look.