“Really? I thought it was going to take longer?”“Normally, it would; but thanks to your new friends at MilTech, they put us in touch with some N...H folks that could help us push things along. I’m not a fan of the favoritism that drives so much of our government, but I figure if I have to live with it, I can take advantage of it. It helps that we encountered no complications at all with our treatment. It helps that our process includes no actual drugs, so there’s nothing to actually cause side. Will only be a minute.” He smiled. “Make yourself at home!” I leaned back against the soft brown couch and admired the decor. The room was brown and beige with a hint of gold – simple but stunning. I slipped off my little black cardigan and my black kitten heels just as Scott came back through the door. “Stripping already?” He laughed. My cheeks went red with embarrassment, “Just making myself at home!” I giggled. He laughed and put two glasses of what looked like wine on the table. “Voila,. That looks like a trip of about four miles as the crow flies."We arranged for Troy's dad to drop us off at that bridge. We planned on portaging the canoe back to his parent's cabin, from our exit point, when we were done. Climbing down the hill to the river was a bit of a challenge, but once we had the canoe in the water, we found the traveling to be very smooth.It was a beautiful day. The temperature was warm and the sky was blue and without a cloud. For a short period, we found the going to. .. Yesss!" Kelly stammered excitedly."Well, hell, yes! Who wouldn't in my position!" I added."So, then we should do this again?" George offered questioningly.I looked at Kelly as she just stared with a silly grin, then suggested, "I'm all in, but I think that you two need to talk amongst yourselves without me present. I know that you've discussed this at length, but now that it's actually happened, you should talk again. There are going to be some jealousy issues that you'll have to contend.