" I paused. "At least these guys don't have X-wings."Kao snorted. "Unless the Rebels show up," she said, scoffing. "Are we supposed to let them get aw...y, too?" I don't think so," I said, chuckling. "Obviously Haarkov and his staff don't agree on Rebel involvement to begin with." Yeah, that whole exchange was a little odd," she said. "First Solut says there might be Rebel involvement, then Haarkov all but says there isn't. So which is it?" I guess we'll find out," I said."Yeah. When some X-wing. Let's go food shopping, and we can be there by tea time." "Great." she said laughing. "The break will do us both good anyway, but it seems like a hell of a lot of trouble to go to just to avoid sleeping with your sister.” Wrapping my arms around her, I kissed her forehead. "Look sweet Jen, all I can say to that is, bollocks! Don't you realise how jealous I got of that stool you sat on to eat breakfast and how pissed off I am at being naked in bed with you for five nights and not knowing a. She was completely helpless in her current state - Joshua would have to look after her.Joshua’s heart was thumping loudly in his chest as he walked the short distance down the hallway to the bathroom. He was a little unsteady on his feet as well - courtesy of all the whiskey he’d had - but it could have also been because of how eager he was to have an excuse to look at his naked daughter again. He paused for a second before entering the bathroom; fortifying himself with a deep breath before. Lilith stepped behind me and gently pulled the blouse from my shoulders, the sleeves turning inside out as they clung to my arms. She lay it over the back of a chair she had placed near the fire for that very purpose. Next, I unfastened the button and zip on my grey, knee length skirt. The weight of the water in it caused it to fall quickly to my feet as soon as it was free. I stepped out of it, allowing Lilith to pick it up and place that too, on the chair near the fire. I could feel the heat,.