The ships launched without a hitch and the first two crew members on each ship settled in for their first tour of duty. To keep from going too stir cr...zy, they regularly played various games and communicated with each other over the ship to ship com system. Since the day to day running of the ships was mostly automated, and no real maintenance would be needed for awhile, the androids on each ship began to join in some of the activities with the human crew members. Though originally, they had. "I had a nice time, too, Scott. You were quite a gentleman. Would you like to come in for a night cap?" She asked with a wink. I quickly agreed.We went to the living room where there is a small liquor cabinet. My mom took off her shoes and sat on the couch while I made some drinks. I turned around and found her sitting on the couch with her legs crossed and her dress had opened to her mid thighs. Her red stockings were vibrant and I couldn't take my eyes off of them.I handed her a drink and. Normally at home we used to hold our hands in front of everyone I used to silently touch her breast and even hug sometime but only normal hugs.Then she moved to pune for her graduation. I cried so much.We used to talk on phone. I missed her so much those days. I never missed to call her daily thrice. I used to go to pune to bring her home for holidays and even drop her after holidays. We used to enjoy one day at pune going to films and all. She never had any bf, I never had any other girl in my. ”“That’s a lot of money!” Hailey said. Her scholarship paid $5,000 a semester toward room and board, the same amount Katelyn’s paid.“Not when you think about it,” Tiffany said. She was still frowning. “Even if we took a mortgage with a 20 percent down payment it would be less than what Phil’s paying for a two-bedroom. That’s the total amount. If you split it five ways – or four ways, I guess – it’ll be about $150 each. That’s about $8,000 a year less per person than living in the dorms – even.