While there is no set date we have to leave I would like to be ready with everything and get on our way the latest in sixty daysWe will then meet on t...e third planet in this system and go on our quest.Anyone missing is going to be left behind. Perhaps one of us could extend you a loan or something; there are those among us quite wealthy.”He did look into my direction as he said that.The man shook his head. “That would be the last option, I don’t like owing anyone, but all that talk about. Cathy just looks at me. ‘Well Dad, are you going to say hello to her?’ ‘Fred, how are you doing? It is so nice to see you again. Your grandchildren are just lovely.’ I finally get my wits again and give her a hug, then I look at Cathy. ‘The very least my dear daughter, you could have told me we were having a guest today.’ That was Kaja spoke up. ‘Fred, Cathy didn’t invite me, it was Zophia.’ I shot a glance towards Zophia, and she was chuckling. Kaja continued, ‘I am in town for a couple more. Once in her room, she slurred and put her arms around me and full on kissed me on my lips thanking me for the great day.I was uncomfortable and lay her down and left. She was on the bed, short dress riding to her hips, legs apart, and out like a light. My curiosity got the best of me and I went into her room, running my hands along her silk legs, up to her inner thigh. She was not stirring. I called her name and shook her, nothing.Her legs are already apart with her black thin panties covering. " said Jahlrem, a long, slender fellow who could put his chin atop the heads of the tallest of the I!kajij if it weren't for the quills. He was hairless, with a bony frill protecting his enlarged braincase. Jahlrem was stronger psychically than Zak, but required an artificial exoskeletal support to function in what most of the galaxy considered "normal" gravity, since his race had been forced to leave its homeworld generations before they were ready, and their homeships lacked artificial.