We said our goodbyes and headed out. Stephanie walked straight home, but I offered to walk Debbie V home. She accepted, and we walked down the street ...ith our arms around each other.“I really enjoy my time with you,” Debbie said. “You’re kind of like a Big Brother to me. Well, a Big Brother that I fuck!” she giggled.I chuckled, “Wishing you had a Big Brother to do that with, Debbie?”“Well, no, but I see how your sister looks at you and acts around you,” she said quietly.Which gave me pause. Who. “The problems with successful administrations like yours are first that because you have such a huge majority you can do what you want and often that ends up being your downfall.” She gave three examples of previous experience. “Next there is the unrest among colleagues. You’ve had your time, is their thinking, time to move on. Then there is stagnation. Everything’s working, the economy, unemployment, the health service is recovering, the military are happy. Why do anything?”Tenant smiled. “A. I've got to talk to Commander Sisko before dinner, and I'm meeting Jadzia at her place after that. How about tomorrow? First thing after the shift starts?"Odo nodded, once. "Very well." He paused, then went on. "So you're seeing Lieutenant Dax tonight? No problem with the station's computers, I hope." No, nothing like that. She's -- well, I guess I can tell you, Odo." Kira smiled broadly as her voice fell to a whisper. "She's going to tell me what it was like when she was a man -- I mean, when. I was frightened; would I even be noticed touching a body of her size? Would even two of us matter to her? She weighed many stone more than we did.My curiosity and lust won out. I wanted to know; I had to know. Apparently Myr did as well because the first thing she said after Vis spoke was, "Do you really mean that?" I do," Vis said. "Your mistress, Cyl, and I had a few occasions between us many years ago. Do you remember, Cyl?" Well I do, Vis. Take them, if they'll go." I am going!" Myr.