"Are there any problems with having two cocks? Well, being a freak: That's one. Another is that I had to stop wearing pants. No matter how I stood or ...at, I kept smashing one side or the other. That's why I switched to wearing kilts last week." How has being in The Program affected you?" Holloway asked."It's been a hassle," Ben explained. "Everywhere I go there's a crowd of people who insist on looking at 'em and touching 'em and asking questions about 'em. That gets old real fast. I guess it's. "Use the second pick-up. It's parked outside the barn. The key's in it." OK. I'll catch you up in about ten minutes."Hal smiled and left.Diana made the coffee and took the two thermoses out to find the pick-up. Nick's was also parked beside the barn. She left one thermos in it and went into the barn. Nick was examining a lamb."I've left a thermos of coffee on your passenger seat," she said."Thanks, Diana." So far so good?" she asked."Fine. All healthy both mothers and lambs." Great! I must go. It’s on all the time, too. We always monitor Channel 16, the marine emergency channel, and our primary constantly scans the other channels for traffic. Channel 13 gets a workout when we get closer to shore, but out here? Nothing.Until yesterday. Channel 16 popped up with a Mayday call. Somebody in trouble. This is serious stuff. Faking an emergency call is a big deal, especially when the Coast Guard gets involved. Faking? They’ll track you down, prosecute and fine the daylights out of you.But. My son, Daniel, was in Mike's study chatting to him about an up coming rugby match he is playing in with his school team. The radio in the kitchen was tuned to Radio 2 and all seemed normal. NO IT BLOODY WELL WAS NOT NORMAL!I couldn't get the mental image of nylons out of my head. Pantyhose, stockings, tights, hold-ups, body stockings, all of them had my head racing. I had sat for a while, alone, on the edge of my bed when Daniel had come back from school, wondering what to make of Mike's.