He was still inside his head when he became aware of someone standing next to the aisle seat by him. ‘Hi Pierce, you look like a man who wants to b... alone, but who really needs to talk to someone.’ He looked up and made a weak smile. ‘Hi Dawn. If it was anyone else, I would say take another seat, but I will make an exception for you.’ ‘Oh, that makes me feel special. Once we get in the air, I want to hear the whole thing. I think about you every time I think about putting a bomb in my. ” Just, “Thanks.” She could just as well have said, “I have to eat, so I may as well let you pay for it.”“Mister Carpenter?”My head jerked as I came back to the real world. Julie Grisham, my eager, young, straight A student was sitting in the front row, as usual, her hand up. Some dim place in my brain told me she’d called my name more than once.“Yes?”“You were just standing there. Are you okay?”“Fine,” I said. Then I had a thought. “Probably. It depends on whether or not the zombie apocalypse. I was just sitting there trying to catch my breath still shocked at what had just happened when another guy came over and sat down next to me. He just stared at how messy I was and I blushed bright red while he looked at me then he said he'd seen me sucking off that guy and I tried to tell him what had happened but I couldn't talk properly, it just came out as like some baby noises. He just laughed and told me I sounded like a retard and I blushed even more and tried to ask him to help me but I. 'That girl was part fish...' I smiled as Ithought about her arguing with Fred and Amanda that she was a'dolphin, not a fish!'I noted that the pool was extra deep in that spot, marked six metersright there. The large pool looked to come up to one meter at theshallow end looking at the markings. I truly was a huge pool!I refocused on my surroundings as Addy placed a couple folded pooltowels down on one of the covered chairs. "Come here baby, we need toput sunscreen on you!"I sighed as she began.