Sixty-nine ain't bad!" Gerald retorted."Weeelll... !" Stephanie drawled, as Cathy's eyes fluttered open, and she stared at Troy, "I'll think about it.... Thinking ain't doing!" Gerald retorted. Cathy felt so warm and wonderful, she didn't want to move. She just kept staring at Troy, until his hands gripped her shoulders and brought her to a sitting position again.She leaned against his big muscular chest, as she tried to normalize her breathing, tried to get back her equilibrium. She still felt. I start up the fireplace, it's gas light. Once it's going well, I wrap the phone up in paper and toss it in the fire. We all watch it melt.I get a text message; a deposit has been made into my account. I check and the number can't be right, it's mostly zeros. All my amounts are uneven. Doh! A dollar a person, five million dollars. I go to my office and lock the doors. I give out two million dollars split between all the groups that helped. I adjusted for group size some. Randeep got an extra. Shit! He he had barely even touched her. Fuck, fuck, fuck!!! "Hell, I don't think I've ever wanted someone as much as I want you. Are you a jungle witch or something?" he chuckled slightly. "This is hardcore even for me! Jesus, what you do to me baby!" She looked into his eyes and he had the curious feeling of being stared at by one of the jungle cats he was meant to be pursuing. That green-eyed unblinking gaze that could see into your soul. He shook his head. God, he needed to get out of this. While he found a few of their foods repulsive, and they the same for some of his, for the most part they found themselves surprisingly compatible. The analyzer in sick bay had formulated dietary supplements for all of them that compensated for the deficiencies they encountered from each other's stores, but it was nothing more than mineral and vitamin supplements."We've got schematics that can tell you exactly what the physical requirements are for interfacing with our computer systems, but.