" January? What date?" Sophia asked."The fourteenth." Cool. Exactly three days after Warren's." We Capricorns have to stick together," Warren grinned....How old are you?" Kate asked. "I don't remember if Dad ever told me that." I turned seventeen in May. Baby-face, here, turned sixteen in January. I'm a cradle-robber, you see," she said to Kate's laughter."I'm going to be a freshman this fall-I take it you're going to be a senior?" Sophia nodded. "And Warren's going to be a junior?" No, Warren's. "I don't understand."Donna looked at her for a moment. "Sorry, we are all good friends over here and the banter can get going sometimes. You are in a working medical bay. Right now your friends are in medical pods. Your female friend will be fine; she's going to take about two hours, but nothing serious." And Orlando?" the girl asked."Orlando? I see someone read too much Shakespeare," Tanya said.Donna was checking the reading and sighed. "Well, the good news is that he should be fine. The bad. All kinds of debris hit the doublewooden doors of that old cellar and yet they held strong despite the windsand the debris that was hammering them. As the winds buffeted the doorsthey stood fast where they were at. Finally, the winds started to die andthe sun was starting to peek inside that cellar and they slowly and tentvilely crawled out of that cellar to get a grasp of the damage that wasdone.Fred looked at the spot where the house used to be and just shook hishead.He said, "My dearest. As I undid the remaining buttons of her dress she had succeeded in removing my shirt and my trousers were around my ankles and in seconds we were both in our underwear. My pants were swiftly hauled down and I stood back to admire the view.Janet looked amazing - yet again - this time she was in a pale blue ensemble, as sheer as the other sets she’d worn, with a matching suspender belt and stockings again in black. I almost dribbled with delight at the sight and my prick reacted appropriately by.