Bullshit, if you didn't want me to do this kind of thing, you would have just improved the Eve model. Every Eve in the field takes someone operating h...r 24hours a day, plus oversight and planning people. You must be running six to ten people continuously to keep one Eve in the field, I said.You are not that much better, the controller informed me.I would be if you trusted me and backed the fuck off. I do not need a controller sitting there 24/7 and you know it. I can operate just as I did. Tonight, the boredom was relieved a little bit by Daisy sitting nextto me and leaning against me or clinging to my arm. I wondered if Maor Pa noticed, sitting on the other side of me. Some of thetestimonies sounded actually interesting.A woman stood up and told of her daughter, "Alice, about nine at thetime. She was deluded into thinking that she was a boy named John.We tried discipline. We tried psychology and psychiatry. Nothingworked; she kept complaining that she was a boy. Finally,. ” Stephanie picked up her top and pulled it back on as she sat down. “I have brain cancer, Stephanie. Please don't tell anyone. I haven't let people know yet. But I probably only have a couple of months to live.” She got quiet, taking in what she had just been told. The air felt heavy all around her. Just as she began to cry, he sat down and held her in his arms. “You love Katie, don't you?” she asked. Kyle nodded. “With all of my heart. She is having my kid.” “Are you going to leave. "I can't pump you for information, but can I pump you for anything else?" I gave her one of my best smiles. She smiled right back at me when I did it."Maybe." She seemed to feel she was on firmer ground now, and I noticed her nipple had become extended."Did Ellen tell you that she wants me to get you pregnant? And if she did, do you want to get pregnant?" Ellen told me that I can stay here and finish college and she'd help me with the costs and my expenses. She said I'd be expected to sleep.