“Can I fill you up again m’lady?” he asked.“It depends if someone else wants a drink, I don’t want to be stuck here with a fanny full of wi...e and no-one wants a drink.” she said.“Oh, I don’t think there is any chance of that now do you?” Terry said as she looked around the room.We all dutifully shook our heads and almost lined up for our turn. Don reinserted the bottle, pushing it in a bit further than Sami had done. This made her shudder a bit. Surely he hadn’t bottomed out. I continued for a few seconds before&hellip, Knock! Knock! Knock! I froze. Who could that be? I wondered. I considered pretending I had not heard the knock, but I knew I would not be able to concentrate until I knew was at the door. Sighing, I got to my feet and, after dealing with a few seconds of dizziness, I hurried to the door. Halfway there, I realized I was still naked. I almost back stepped all the way to the master bedroom, but instead grabbed a bathrobe from the bathroom. Who is it? I. I took offmy nightshirt and went to the washroom: five minutes of reflection. Theshower was running to the correct temperature. I showered. The towel waswarm on the rack. I went back to the bedroom. My business suit for theday was laid out on the immaculately made bed. I dressed and wentdownstairs.Breakfast immaculately presented on the warm plate on the table. MenuItem B5 today. Sigh; the routine of this; I miss variety. I ate and readthe freshly ironed newspaper. I skipped to the business. The magnitude of energies unleashed is truly mind-boggling, but she claims her closed systems make them ultra-safe. That said, I still shudder to think what would happen if one of those boarders had managed to get a shaped charge through the engine room’s shields. Ship, however, says that, at worst, the charge would only have furnished her primary energy source with yet more power.“And speaking of shields, I know little about how Ship’s work, but I understand that she has Primary and Secondary.