‘Like I told you earlier, there’s gonna be a lot of ‘first’ for you today, baby.’ ‘Just don’t tie me up.’ I pleaded ‘Aah, you’re a...raid of not having any control?’ she teased. ‘Kinda, yeah.’ ‘Baby, you haven’t been in control since we met last week.’ The knowing look in her eyes told the story. ‘But we’ll see. As long as you mind, I won’t tie you up.’ I chuckled nervously. Clipping a chain to a loop in my collar, Linda tugged and led me out of the room to the balcony overlooking the room where. I wrote the names of the animals under each of the drawings.In a while Charlie stretched and said, "I'm getting hungry. Let's go see if we can find something to eat?" Do you want to go eat with the Ghurkhas? They have curried lamb, I can smell it." No, but I would like to go to a pub. You said we could." I only asked. Let's try."The queen was very busy and so was Charlie's father but I could read that he would be done soon. As he came out an office later we were waiting. Charlie walked up and. "Art took in Al's bare chest and leered, "I'd have thought you guys would have been up hours ago. You aren't even dressed yet." To be honest with you, Art, we weren't paying much attention to the time. It's the first time I've been able to sleep in since I don't know when. Now, get your mind out of the gutter and tell us why we owe you."Bonnie called them into the dining area for breakfast. After they were seated at the table, large plates of food in front of them, Art started talking."Well,. The door opened. A slender hand pulled him inside. After all, on such a small ship he was a quasi-officer.Bill came to the infirmary early. He was torn. His existence dealt with preparing students to be what they wanted. His track record to this point had been pretty impressive. No matter what happened, when the med tube opened, he felt he had failed Joan." Bill's sub-vocal question was answered. Sporting a smirk, he crossed to a replicator to wait for his requested item to appear.Light.