"Are you saying you're going to get a divorce?" she asked."I don't know," he said sadly. "I want to, but I don't want to, at the same time." I feel th... same way," she said. "But I don't think of this as just a fling, or an affair. I wish you were my second husband, almost." She grinned then. "Except you'd be my number one husband. Phillip would have to settle for being number two." This isn't funny," said Jeff. "I'm pretty sure I'm falling in love with you." Just pretty sure?" she asked. Looking around, I saw the walls were decorated with beer signs and posters, even though they did not sell alcohol. The bar was a u-shape around the main room, with a platform in the middle with two shiny poles extending to the ceiling, and multicolored lights aimed down from the top. The back room I had walked through coming in had a half dozen beat-up easy chairs arranged around the outside. I spotted a door marked “Office” and heard a voice I recognized as Bill’s. He was evidently talking on. W..." I could not even get the work out, before Haley pulled meclose, ripping the towel free, leaving me standing in only the thong."Yes ... you will ... you already started. Besides it is the only way toget into the sorority party. Believe me this will be a night you willnever forget," Haley spoke, her voice now a bit firm and then softened. "You did great." Her hand teased my shaved leg. "But you need somehelp there." Her hand landed on my crotch. "The thong is designed togive you that. “You Beewolf. You kill Bugs, you and I have something in common.”The voice that the reptile was mimicking was that of the Borealan that it had encountered in the gym, course and gruff, with that rolling accent that almost made it sound Russian. Again, he wondered if the alien knew what it was saying. It certainly seemed to be associating the words in a way that made sense, even if they were a patchwork of disconnected voices and accents.“And what do you know about Bugs?” Jaeger asked.“Bugs, get.