Besides," she added, looking at Julie, "it's probably not good to leave her alone now."Martha leaned forward, tense."Is there something wrong with ......her?"Julie looked back towards the offices, biting her lip."Wrong? No. But..." she looked back at her friends, seeing the serious concern in their faces, " ... things are changing. We're probably going to call a 'Fan Club' meeting tonight. We're going to need you."Ai sat on the garden bench, munching on a carrot.Food, she had come to discover,. She knew a lesbian bar where no one would notice or care that two pretty girls were in each other's arms, rubbing themselves against each other. He'd felt a sudden severe qualm in his belly and said "No!", allowing himself no time even to think about it. She'd reacted as if he'd slapped her. The strength of his own denial surprised him. But he was indeed shocked by her proposal, and to tell the truth, he was also a little frightened. He was a man! He had his dignity! And he wanted. Alright sir?" He asked.I nodded my head, "I'm perfectly fine, why?" I askedHe pointed to Sharon's car, "Our scan showed that car had recently arrived, we thought that Fornalski had found you."I sighed, more in relief than anything else, "That is Doctor Sharon 's car, she's here to attend to Alice Fornalski. I think you'd better come in." I said gesturing to the door.The second agent, who I noticed was female, had also arrived by this time. She was wearing an earpiece and I assumed she was in. Still hope lives in all despite adversity. Mary finished her discourse and saw Shirley's daze."We've got a few minutes before lunch; I'll show you around the accommodation. Oh! the bridge first. Where it is; I'll leave the details to my betters (and spoilt the effect by a cheeky grin)."Shirley was led about like a pet lamb — but she took everything on board. Mary showed her the cabin she shared with Cedric and Jane. The others' cabins were just indicated accompanied by a list of occupants..