After finishing the relentless run of the Myth of Innocence, coming home wasn’t a time of rest though. Eddie wanted his rehearsals, especially with ...laire joining the band in place of Charlie, and needing to adjust the concerts accordingly along with getting Claire up to speed. Charlie would actually be there for a concert at Irving Plaza on that Saturday. A busy day for Joe, since he’d have another reading at an independent bookstore for his book of collected poetry also being released. Along. I made sure the room was clean and made sure I had no commitments that night, I was just so horny to eat some pussy and anything else that might happen. She was supposed to come at 7pm, but no show, I called her and she said that she was still coming, but she was going to bring her friend for protection. I am thinking, I am a nice guy, why would anyone need protection from me, but I did understand her risk and was just glad that she was really going to come over.8:00 came and they still. " How is he?" Bethany asked. "Is the stress getting to him?"Brittany giggled. "Not at all. He was actually laughing with Timothy at some of the things Captain Narvaza said." I thought the Sahara had communication problems," I said."They did," Brittany said as we walked down the passage to our door. "He could hear us quickly thanks to our repeater stations, but the only transmissions Sahara could make were low power and could only be picked up by our main antennae on Astarte. It could take quite. "Go! It's time to eat." "Ahh-Geez!" Ellis cried, pushed around by his shoulders. "Boy, is *he* moodier than usual," March said. "If I was livin' with a girl-" "March!" Mom cried. "Shut up!" Ellis told him, running to confront his big idiot. Deana spoke up, "March, if you know what's good for you, you better lay off Ellis." Dinah, sitting next to March, got out of her chair. "March, how are you going to score any points with the woman, if you knock her favorite kid?" "Yeah! Right!" Ellis cried..