You'd think they'd never seen a pregnant woman before on this planet. Of course, they hadn't seen any in this town. They were all shipped out to other...places. It was determined before the towns were even set up that the breeding town would be totally separate from the birthing towns. Except for me and mine.After the project had been going on for a couple of months it was evident that the pregnancy rates were way more than what had been hoped for. 25% was considered more than acceptable. 50%. We are on our second pint now and the conversation is getting a bit less frequent as we become distracted by the need to piss. Whilst I am able to stay seated, already you are having to move around on your seat, occasionally standing to find some relief. From the obvious discomfort you’re experiencing, I’m starting to feel I can maybe win this!We are almost at the end of the second pint of icy cold water and you are now dancing around the kitchen clutching your groin in an obvious effort to try. The difference between them is marginal, but Marshad didn’t arbitrarily kill people in large groups. No formal laws were ever passed by the Rebels.When the Generals attacked the Palace the Princes fought a fierce battle with the Rebels to cover the escape of four Princesses: the King’s two daughters and his two nieces, the daughters of the Princes. The Princes, their sons, and all of the Palace Guard gave their lives for their country’s future. Proving the country still had warriors who were. "Get you a little strange in the dark, why don't you?" I dunno..." Why don't you check it out, Fred?" Louise added. "Things are quiet. If you don't get lucky -- or don't get lucky enough -- well..." She batted her eyes at him.Fred pursed his lips and thought about it. It sounded interesting -- and if Louise was gonna offer a piece later, that sweetened the pot. "Awright. C'mon, Squirt -- let's go live on the wild side." He turned to leave, Nicky following."Where's Terence?" Louise asked,.