I gave it to her to wear and she lost it. It almost ruined us. Her mother was dead and the one thing I had to give her, she lost the first time she wo...e it,” Grover sobbed. “We didn’t speak to each other for months. Then I realized we’d lose each other if we didn’t patch it up. We agreed never to mention it again. Oh, if only she’d known that she had it all along, we could have put it all behind us.” He was desperately weeping by that time and I was afraid the old man would have a heart attack. "Charlie, is your mom Vanessa? I mean you really could pass for herdouble," Kimberly said."My name is Charlie, but..." I said trying to get my lies straight."Charlie, they are bringing our dinner out," Michael said as he grabbedmy wrist. "Excuse us, ladies and gentleman, but our meal is going to getcold if we don't get back to our table," Michael said coming to myrescue."But, I still..." Kimberly tried to speak before Carolynn chimed in with,"Oh, I'm sorry dears, I don't want to get in the way. “True, though the main objective now is finding out what that craft we boarded contains.”“I’m surprised they haven’t blown it up.”“We do not believe they have ever been in a situation to need to ... the larger craft that is. Certainly a good few of the smaller ones have tried to ram our ships as well as set off various atomics,” Clessik replied.“Interesting theory,” Hassat nodded.“True, and that’s all it is, just guesswork off the alien reactions.”“Yes, there’s no indication as yet that they. ‘What job are you on now?’ he asked instead. ‘Room cleaning. It’s boring cause there’s never anything to break or stomp on. And there’s nothing wrong with dirt anyway.’ Eldrian nodded, not necessarily in agreement. They finished eating but when the time came to go to their jobs, two problems arose. The first, nobody had yet approached him with his placement for the day. Or the month, if that stage had arrived. The second problem, the bigger of the two, were the jailers who entered at that.