. Here ... By the way, you were convicted of manslaughter not murder just in case you've forgotten."Archie had reached into his pocket and pulled out ...hat appeared to be an old, well-used EEC passport before tossing it on the table in front of me. I gave up my attempt at arguing about what the perception of any future employer would be to the difference between murder and manslaughter and picked up the small red booklet, opening it to find what looked like a picture of me, but with shorter hair. She took that blow without too much disappontment.”“But you are not unwell, are you? You seem fit, otherwise.”“No, I am perfectly healthy. My skin colour relates to the more northerly part of the world where my homeland was. People have darker skin the closer they live to the middle of our world. The brownish skin is the result of pigment under the skin that is there to protect you from the sun’s rays of light, which are much stronger here. Back at my homeland, the sunlight is less strong, and. She had greenish eyes and an athletic body. She was a gymnast, with lovely 34D's which I had the pleasure of holding many a time. I loved her a lot. It was a rocky start to the relationship due to interfering individuals, but once they got out the picture everything got better. We met in school but it was years before this blossomed. Even though we aren't together any more I have never regretted it. I stepped into her house and we quickly went into the living room where she had been sitting,. Leslie smiled and opened the door. As she stepped out into the hall she paused and looked back “by the way, why did you have a bottle of baby oil in your room?” she asked with a raised eyebrow. Sheldon completely missed the sly look Leslie was giving him “hmm, oh that, I was conducting an experiment on water density before with a new liquid I developed, why else would I have oil in my room?” Leslie snorted “oh, just wondering” she said. She turned again “by the way, next time you feel like.