And leave alone. Lester sat down on his bed, looking through his magazine again, and thinking that in just a little while, he'd actually be able to ha...e a girl like that. Like one of those sexy ones who wouldn't pay him the least attention now. But soon, he thought, they would. That made Lester's mind go back to Cindy. At how she had caused his humiliation. Frowning, he tried to focus instead on how soon she'd be after him for real, and he could just laugh her off. That made him feel much. “That’s fucking weird,” Sky said.“What is it?” Xee asked.“Okay, uh, imagine if you...” Dey dredged what little she knew of Huntress culture from her brain. “Imagine if you found a Perseus Mumbler-”“You mean a Veil Keeper?”Dey waved her hand. “To-may-toh, To-mah-toh,” she said, shaking her head. “Imagine that, but they were also flying a Xeth peace program overhead. So, basically, one is super evil, but the rest is not so evil?”“Huh,” Xee said.Dey walked back to the cabin. Her bed sat next to. Selena’s days were filled with the tasks of being a farmer’s wife, and she found contentment as she settled into the routine of chores. It was no hardship for her. She had been raised on a farm, and she knew the life well. Indeed, it was a welcome relief after the rigorous hardships of their journey. With winter quickly approaching, there were numerous preparations to be made. Liam and his brothers harvested the crops, and sold their various products for a sizable profit. They turned fertilizer. "Do you, like? ... us girls were wondering. I mean, it seems like you're always outside your house, working, or taking a break, or on your porch swing..." That is my favorite place to be," I added to her knowledge. "I reserve the right to be hanging out on my porch swing any time I want."She parried back, "Because it makes it easier? Back to the original question, because we were wondering: Are you like constantly checking us out?"My secret was discovered, so I lied. "I love my porch. My eyes.