No civilian record will be kept of this decision and it will not affect your Citizen status.”A man dressed in some sort of transparent purple plasti... film suit and not much else raised his hand: “Excuse me; did you say we get free passage to anywhere and 500 credits?”The woman sighed and nodded. “Yes Sir, that is correct.”The strangely dressed man got up. “That’s sounds good to me. I am out of here.”To my surprise seven more decided to take the money and leave.I wondered why anyone would make. If I decide it might be good enough, I'll talk about it with MOST OF YOU first," I pointedly stared at Julia during my stressed words.Despite my threat, I would include Julia in the conversation. It involved our three-way wedding ceremony, presuming that went ahead, so Julia should know what I was thinking of doing. I couldn't talk about it now because Mom and Dad didn't know there was going to be a wedding ceremony, but I could talk with Vanessa, Prof and Julia after the rest of my family. ”“It’s all part of my job. The real reward for me is seeing a previously crippled man walking around again.” Kurtz scratched his stubbly chin pensively for a moment. “And my hefty paycheck, of course.”The three of them said their goodbyes. Moralez probably wouldn’t have a reason to see Kurtz again for a while, although Kaisha would be visiting him fairly regularly in order to have prosthetics built and fitted for her patients. Moralez left the building, swinging his arms happily. Arms, plural.. He made a noncommittal little grunt and gave her the most serious of looks. ‘She makes me crave fried rice.’ Caught off guard, Emma threw her head back and laughed. Not just a little giggle, but a true laugh that shook her shoulders and made her face light up. Dropping her head back down, she shook it, trying to control the little giggles that followed. ‘Ohmygod.’ She breathed, sniffing and wiping away a stray tear from the corner of her eye. ‘You are too much, you know that?’ Drawing in a.