"Captain there's something strange," said Erin."Yeah," I said wheeling a round to look at her."Those ships are small," she started."And your point is?... I said, then I regretted my sharp tone but my concern for Rachelle's welfare was getting to me."Well there's no system near here," she carried on."Shit yes," I slammed the armrest. "There must be a mother ship close by." Yes Captain," said Erin."Cut power, turn off all navigation scanners," I ordered. "Let's go dark and see what come up."We had. But then, it occurred to me that I saw the color blue, and there was nothing about any wild creature I knew of that was blue, not unless there was a mandrill monkey wandering around in the forest.I said, "Hold on a second, Granddad. I think I see something."I laid the phone down and looked through the binoculars. I scanned the trees carefully from inside the glass, but I wasn't seeing anything. Until ... yeah! There was a jeans-clad leg visible just behind a tree about ten feet inside the tree. "I pointed out, "So you've done your good deed for the day then; one less racist in the world."She pauses for a moment. "It could have just been the thought of something that big about to be shoved up your hoo-haw for the first time. I don't think her new hubby is very big down there." She laughs again and gives me a quick kiss on the cheek. "I guess I did do a good deed. I introduced her to big black cock."On Thursday, as we are heading for our cars at the end of the day, Sara yells over, "By. She stopped moving as he did, standing very still as one who is used to staying in one place, unnoticed for long periods. He was silent for a long, calm, still moment, the only sound the water trickling from one basin to another. ‘Why did you follow?’ ‘I carry your child.’ If he was expecting an answer, hers was not one he had considered. The shock flickered through his dark eyes, his thick, black eyebrows narrowing. ‘Mine? You carry my fruit?’ ‘Yes,’ the girl’s eyes were clear behind her.