.." started Mioki, letting the other woman interrupt just as she knew she would."It isn't too soon to know I've never felt this way about anyone befor...." And you want us to live happily ever after?" smiled Mioki."And what's wrong with that. This isn't twenty years ago. Women do live with women now. There's even a state or two where we could..." My dear Cathy," interrupted Mioki smiling, not even realizing she was using the same epithet as that which Darius often used with her, "are you. “Twent’-four!”“The way that kid talks, he should be a lawyer or politician,” Nick teased.“Bite your tongue!” I chuckled. “A lawyer, maybe. But a politician? No way! He’s got two engineers and a computer systems engineer for parents.”“So that means he ends up a philosophy major?” Nick joked.“Nah, he’s Steve’s kid,” Pete said. “He’s going to major in co-eds!”“Jen, is you-know-who coming today?”“Francesca! Yes!” Jesse giggled.“I give up,” I sighed.“Yes, she’ll be here. Carol is bringing both kids.. ”“I can have it brought up to us.”“No, let’s go downstairs. I’m rather sick of this room and need some fresh air.”He tried to sit up in the bed, but even that was beyond him. How long had it been since he was this drained of strength? He had starved to death a few times in the past, but he couldn’t remember the last time. Even his mind was on the verge of shutting down. He tried to get dressed, but his body wouldn’t obey his will, and Tin had to help him. It reminded him of all the times he was. A girl asked, "Where does all the money come from?" I own may businesses. The money I make goes to help the poor and train children to lead the country if and when they get elected, otherwise they will rule the country through the bureaucracy."The same girl asked, "How can we join?" Your culture is too much different than what it is in Africa. You would never fit in. If I had time I would start an academy here and try the same thing. Even with good help I have very little free time like I.