"She'll tell you he weighs 450 pounds and likes to sit around the house without wearing a shirt!" He's a child-molester!" I suggested."Louise is his t...ird wife -- and he never got around to divorcing the other two!" No, he's about to leave her -- for a guy!" I screamed."All right, all right, that's enough," Tad said. "Whatever Louise tells you tomorrow, it won't be as bad as any of those. Now let's relax and see what's on TV."Thursday at lunch, Louise had apparently had time to prepare her. It wasn’t that Sara didn’t need to study, just that she had worked to understand how the math worked rather than memorizing. A voice pulled her from her thoughts.“Hey! Sara,” said a young woman in a black puffer vest. Sara turned and smiled, her auburn eyes sparkling.“Oh my God, Audrey! I thought you’d left yesterday,” said Sara.“No, my parents missed their flight so they’ll be here today.”“Gotcha, well my dad said he’d be here any second,” she said, looking around. “Any chance you wanna stick. It was a big deal. "And thank you. You, uh,you got any money on you?" I asked hopefully, knowing the answer."No," he said."I gotta get some money," I admitted. I was pretty cash strapped."Don't rob a bank. You'll make me look bad. Oh, uh, Aunt May knows I'mSpider-Man now," he told me.Oh. My. God. "Is she okay?" I felt my stomach drop."She's-she will be," he said."Thank god," I exhaled."I know," he agreed."Really. And MJ?" I'd been wanting to ask about her from the start butit wasn't my life. When the Union reached Andromeda via the Bridge, the Blue joined the Union.Larthop had read and uploaded as much as he could about that subject, as there were many Blue scientists now on Koken. Larthop knew they were Psionic gifted, at least as talented as their distant modern Cousins the Kermac. However there was surprisingly little info about what Psionic powers they had. He was not concerned of course and kept a dual mind shield one that was easy to bypass and read and there he kept his.