I needed, HER.The weeks passed and I decided to keep my distance. Not because I wanted to leave her alone, oh no. But to make her wonder. To make her ...are. To make her want to know where I am. I knew she was concerned. How would I know? She left me a card. Can you believe she thought I was unwell. She took time out of her busy schedule to write me a note. A card, to ask me if I was alright. She cares after all. She cares about me now. She's accepting our love. I knew she had to. But I needed. “Oh, you know what I mean. Those things can easily be ignored after you talk to them for a few minutes.”The two took the few steps to again join the First officer as he sat at a table.Ship spoke up, “I have not had time to investigate fully, but from what the First Officer has said and further implied, a chemical has been introduced into the females’ food products, apparently over many years. I will have to investigate in much more detail because there is a possibility that an abrupt withdrawal. ”Tim paused, I could hear it. “You are going for a run with Cody?”“No, all three of them.”“But part of your run is … oh, sure … okay, well that should be fun. Be sure to tell me about that tonight when I get home.” We both laughed. The implication was clear and obvious. My routine was to be fucked by Cody. There were going to be three dogs this time. And for the rest of the week. Although Cody didn’t normally use the kennel at night, I had started him to use the kennel building occasionally. One thing I knew, having been flying on several different worlds, was that people who were going to put themselves in the air needed to know what the air around them had planned for them. That meant weather, in the general sense, and the weather in a more specific sense, wind speed, direction, visibility, cloud ceilings and 'conditions', such as storms in the area, air temperatures, you name it. Anything that could be known in advance was considered valuable.I had spent a little time in the.