"Wait, wait, wait you are actually going to try and alter your friends mind? Can't that be dangerous? After all human minds are different than alien m...nds." Elizabeth told him. "You... so you have adjusted me before! RAY!" Then Elizabeth thought further of the circumstances involved and smiled. "I didn't realize, thank you Ray, had you not then we might not be as we are. Be careful though as you discovered the mind can be somewhat tricky at times." Ray had listened to all that Elizabeth had. "I would still fight for your freedom. You can rely on me, Lady Megan. I will not let you down."She lost her heat and softened, but just a little. "Then I will see you in the morning." She left me with that thought.Oh boy. Why did I say all of that to her? Honesty is one thing, baring my soul is something else.I wondered if I made things worse, and if so, by how much.I extinguished the candle, knelt, and tried to meditate. It took a while for me to get her out of my head. She was quite a woman.. "What did you do? I asked again. Butshe only shook her head and gave a slight smile. "Never mind, HerrSchmidt. Now, will you eat with us?" Their hut was very small, with a small bed in a corner and bundles ofrags for their children. A small fire smoldered in one corner, with onlya hole in the roof to let smoke out.We had just finished eating a stew with some flat bread when we wereinterrupted by another woman. I did not understand what they weresaying, but I understood that it was another. ”“And that bleach blonde lady...”“Fake,” Ben said. “Couple of fake ones.”“Sara’s are gonna sag,” Bink said, “more than they do.”“I hope mine don’t, right, Ben?” I looked at my mate. “Or maybe you want a pair of those big ol’ balloon ones...”Bink picked up the tease, “ ... with big ol’ nipples and areolas the size of pancakes...”He tossed her over and latched on to one of hers. “Strawberries,” he hissed, nipping one, then rolled me beside her. “All the strawberries I’ll ever need.”Sometimes we.