"You're wondering if she's one of my slaves or something else," he said. "Well, just because I want them to stay doesn't mean they all have to be kept...in chains, you know. It's not such a bad place after all and anywhere else is a real long swim from here, unless she was to try to stow away on the seaplane or the supply boat." Sukie reappeared carrying two bottles of chilled beer on a tray. "Tell Larry how you came to be here," he said to her.Sukie smiled shyly and sat at our feet. "It's not. Night had gently descended on the day. In my head, I knew that it was time to go home.I could picture my mum making the tea and checking the small clock on the cooker. It would have been at about this time of the day that she used to call me in from the park as I played football as a child. My reply was always the same, that I’d be there in a minute. My minute would always last longer or until it was impossible to see the ball before we all trudged home. This time, unfortunately, I knew that I. It was not a bad place to pass the time, till we get some help from the nearest help point for the bus.It had a nice typical village type highway restaurant, and eateries, water and everything was available. We had nice breakfast followed with cold drinks, and then we moved around in the fields, chatting and enjoying. We both came out with our qualities. She found my jokes quite interesting.She was a good singer and she sung three four nice songs, in two songs I also gave my voice in chorus. ” John said aloud, “Even if we are talking half that much at 5,000 light years per hour. Wow!”How fast your ships?” Xmon asked.“1 light year.” John was stunned by the possibilities.“1 light year per day?” Xmon asked.“1 light year per year,” John said.“You travel to my home, you be very old when you get there I think.” Xmon looked to John then to Mac, “Xmon picked up the silver coin, with more of these I can help with more little black boxes.”“We buy Black Boxes, I will buy you some land to grow.