Her smile beamed as she exclaimed "Oh wow ... you have a beautiful place here".I showed her through to my study nook where my MAC destop sat of the de...k. It had a massive 27 inch screen which impressed her enormously.I got her to sit with me in front of the screen as I showed her the templates that I had setup for our yearbook. I showed her how to use the software and she picked up using it very quickly. In no time flat, three hours had passed and we had made great progress, far more than when. In the distance a sweaty farmer was painting his barn."Yes," I said, "I would like to know your name."The conversation lulled for a minute. Birds flew overhead, trilling sweet songs as they flew to warmer climes."My name is Cariel..."she said.Another pause..."Are you an Angel," I blurted out.Her face remained tranquil at my outburst."Yes," she said in her dreamlike voice. "I am what humans call an Angel."We stopped talking again. For a time we watch the trees rustle, and listened the gentle. " At least explain to me what we will be doing, so I can try to understand the danger." If I explain it enough for you to understand the danger, you will know enough to try it. No." Look," I said while silently letting Harley know I wanted him to lock the suit and lift us five feet of the cavern floor. "We do have something we can do in the meantime. Or we can go looking for other ways to charge the suit. What would happen if I went found a high tension power line and grabbed it with a glove?". Tiff had cried herself to sleep in my arms, smothered as she liked to be. Extra-smothered because of the narrowness of my single bed, completely unsuitable for three. Behind me, pressed back to the wall, Charlie and her massive mammaries took up more than half the bed all on their own.Tiff and Charlie both stirred and rushed off, green faced, to the bathroom. I didn’t blame them. How were we going to face the day? My nerves were in tatters, too. I felt the bile rising and tried to push it back.