"Mark, please, I don't know if I want this right now," I pleaded with him. "What if a neighbor or a co-worker find this site?" "Not to worry, the sit... can only be accessed by people who are in other states." Oh, lord, now I had no reason to complain. Who would recognize me if they were from another state? Oh, no, what had I agreed to here? I squirmed again, this time with my hands as well as my legs but still to no avail, my restraints were stronger than me. "Hi," I heard from the computer. I just sat there on the floor on my knees as I tried to fullycomprehend the situation that I had gotten myself into. A few days ago,I was a normal wife, mother and homemaker. Now, I had let one man screwme at a party and my husband's boss had forced me to suck his dick inmy own home. Finally, I was able to get up off the floor and slowlywalk to the kitchen.I drank another cup of coffee, but the taste of Bob's semen stilllingered on my tongue. I was troubled as much about the fact that. Amelia leaned in, too. All I saw was a bright, white, blank spot, like a hole in the x-ray, and unidentifiable shapes in shades of gray around it.Tapping the x-ray, he said, “This is sitting in Rufus’ stomach. We’re not sure what it is, but it’s metallic. Can you see how bright it is? That’s a sign of metal. Has he eaten anything?”Dr. Jameson looked at us. I shrugged. “Not that much. The flagstone patio, a pair of shoes ... Stuff like that.”“And part of the pool noodle,” Amelia added. “And. They were both active and passive.We had a hyper-drive torpedo that was just a slug of rock accelerated to hyperspace and brought out near the target. The rock would be going 0.9 light speed.We had the usual high power lasers. And the good old nukes. We would be ready."The Karg had no space defense and only a small team studying the space outside the Karg Empire," Sam said. They only had listening stations that listened for civilizations that had developed radio communication. The Earth was so.