As we looked around at the dump, she mentioned the cost of our accommodation.She told us that due to price rises on the Moon we would be charged ten p...rcent more than we had been told on Earth and it would automatically come out of our pay. I asked if we had to live in the assigned accommodation.“Well no, but you won’t find cheaper, it’s very expensive to live here. You won’t get the UNSEC subsidy if you move out,” she warned us.I made a call while I stood there looking at her. “Hello, is it. Immerhin war das das erste Mal, dass jemand meinen neuen K?rperuntersuchen w?rde.Der Arzt war ein Mann ende vierzig mit schon angegrautem Haar undernstem Gesichtsausdruck, der gerade in eine Akte vertieft war, als ichden Raum betrat."Ah... Du musst Sonja sein, richtig? In deiner Krankenakte ist vergessenworden den Nachnamen einzutragen", begr??te er mich und griff nach einemKugelschreiber, um den Namen nachzutragen. Doch daraus wurde nichts, daich ihm erkl?ren musste, dass ich mich nicht an. He said that she was welcome to go behind the curtain of his booth and try it on.She stepped behind the curtain, leaving it partially open, and stripped off her blouse and bra and started to put the leather halter top on. I could see her behind the curtain and was sure that the guy that owned the booth could see her too. After she went back there, he didn’t move an inch, just staring at the opening in the curtain. When she came out, he was a little flustered, having seen her beautiful tanned. " She pointed and suddenly a fireplace grew out of the wall, shoving bookshelves apart as it made room for itself. Within moments everything had shifted and resettled and you would never know that it hadn't always been there. When it was finished she turned back and said, "I hope you don't mind, I just thought it would look nice." It does look nice," Allison said. "In fact it looks perfect. I never even realized that wall needed something, but seeing it there now it seems obvious. I don't know.