She was actually glad to see Meg and Sally were going to stay simply because that meant she wouldn't do something incredibly stupid in front of the ch...ldren.She couldn't remember a single thing she'd taught in school, she realized, as she looked at Bobby's buttocks in his too-tight pants. And now, here she was, with the man of her dreams, including a few nightmares. One of those nightmares was of her, waddling down the street in town, her bulging belly sticking out in front of her, pulling her. "I figure we'll do the chat on the way, and then you can audition for me tonight at dinner."I followed the instructions and climbed into the cab. I'm not sure what I expect to find, but there was a blond man with a number of old scars, holding onto the steering wheel as I buckled in."Nice to meet you Jason, I'm Robert," he said as the truck started to pull away from the curb. "Sorry to make this a bit abrupt, but I've only got my sister watching the place, and can't stay away too long."I. "I've never done as well as this!" she exclaimed. "The men obviously took quite a shine to you!"Buttercup nodded modestly, but she clearly took no pride in what all this had cost her. The girls exchanged a particularly juicy chicken breast for some potatoes, a small knife and a small sauce pan. Then Theta took them to the impromptu market place near the centre of the settlement, which was lined by naked women whose wares were laid out on the ground in front of them. It wasn't that the wares for. He was not really a Zakat though because they didn't have a real Calak. How can you call it a Calak if the women have to be held against their will?" I asked."You can't. That was no Calak, and the women they were holding knew it I'm sure," Shata said."But this leader they had, what makes you think he caused it all?" Caloe asked."He was easily big enough to have made his way into a Calak if he'd tried. He was either rejected when he tried or he never tried. He was a dangerous man though. I am.