Sheopened the bathroom door and there stood Betty, fixing her hair infront of a mirror. Karensteeled herself and walked into the bathroom. She got as ...ar as thefirst stall when Betty turnedaround. "Hello, there little girl," said Betty. "You know I think I let youoff a little too easily,earlier." Karen gulped, as Betty walked up to her. "You're a prettylittle girl, Karen. And arrogant.It's time you learned a little lesson." Betty gently cupped a handaround Karen's crotch. She thenbrought her. Steve kept an eye out for them, buthe didn't need to worry too much, with Ryan always around, Cherie wasalways occupied and neither would get into too much trouble.While texting his best friend who he fantasized was his boyfriend,Ryan caught a glimpse of Steve in his baby dress. For a moment hethought that Steve looked cute. But he would look better in maybe askirt with some layered shirts. A little makeup would bring out hiseyes and cheeks. Ryan was becoming quite an expert on. ."Siri, turn on please."To his utter astonishment the device came to life, showing a miniature desktop with colorful square icons. It was a computer, he thought, a tiny, handheld computer in a quarter-inch thick box. He stared open-mouthed, and then blinked when the phone chimed softly and announced: "Hello, Todd. Did you wish to call someone?"The voice was almost perfectly human in both texture and cadence; light years ahead of any computer generated voice he'd ever heard. It sounded slightly. There were two things wrong with his theory that this was a satellite. One was it came down from the wrong direction to have been an orbital vehicle and two, he wasn’t aware of any man made satellite that could survive the immense heat of reentry and the crash landing intact.Larry felt a chill come over his body. He turned back to look at the object once again. He was suddenly scared and immensely excited. Had he found an alien vehicle? Naw, impossible. He turned and began digging around the.