Or coffee?" Where does all that stuff behind the curtain come from?" asked Beth.Lucinda smiled at her and said: "We're here to take care of the office...s, hey? But there's a lot more enlisted men than officers and there's always a way to trade for what you wan'. The officers, they get it for free if they got a chit, but the enlisted men, they gotta give better than what they get."Kristin shook herself and asked: "You mean somebody sold her ass for Coca Cola?"Lucinda smiled took on a hint of. “Sure, I’ll give him a call. Want to tell me what it’s about?”“Mel’s coming over tonight to talk. Serious stuff. I badly need some advice, personal and professional.”Helga is a gem. I may have already mentioned that fact. She was calm and cool. “Not a problem. If you ask Clifford for some written advice, for heaven’s sake get me to transcribe it before you try reading it.”The joke helped ease the tension. Clifford might not win any calligraphy contests, but his handwriting is a whole lot better. Tiana and Jamie went into the caves and Kayla stayed out to just watch from the outside. It didnt take long for her to get distracted. She saw a very bright and coloful egg, it looked almost like an Easter egg from the holiday back on earth."W-what? How is an Easter egg here?'' She laid on the ground looking at it. Tgen she realizes it was growing out of a plant."Huh that's really str-AHH!" She was about to say before the grouns opened up underneath her and she fell onto some very slimy and. My head was buzzing, and all my muscles were tensing up. I continued to up-shift to 7th now—reaching the speed limit. It was the most amazing thing ever. I grabbed the overhead chain, and yanked the horn for a few toots, like a little k I d at Christmas.We continued down the road for about 90 minutes before the first rest stop. It was huge, about the size of a football field. I tooted the horn as I eased into a parking slot, parked it, and hopped out. As I darted for the mens room, I noticed a.