Evan relayed what happened during lunch. "She read it three or four times." She's not a very good reader," Greg quipped.I laughed and so did Evan. Tha... was a good one!Evan continued, "She got all excited and looked around then folded the flier and put it in her purse." So do you think she believes it?" asked Greg."Yes, I sure do." How stupid!"Exactly. That was what we were counting on, a stupid cheerleader, and Jessica was as typically stupid as any cheerleader. Now all we had to do was be. “Hello Bailey,” he said with a casual wave as he turned to look at me.“Hi, Mister Gadsten,” I decided to act casual, making conscious effort to put my hand down over my belly, fidgeted it to my hip, but that was too casual, then back across my belly where it held onto my other arm. I gave him a half wave with the other hand. I hoped he wouldn’t notice how nervous I was.“Hope, I didn’t startle you,” he offered. There was only a three foot chain link fence and some shrubbery separating the two. Finally. She sighed roughly and tried to move her hips up to his lips. His hands clamped down on her thighs, restricting her movement. And still, he only breathed on her, sometimes a hard whoosh of air, and sometimes just a whisper against her hot skin. She had never believed that she could come without being touched, but with every bit of warm breath that skimmed her clit, she felt closer and closer to orgasm. "Don't move," he instructed. "Okay," she breathed. "And don't talk." "Okay." He. I darn sure don’t want to go chasing after something out here, she thought as she secured herself to the starboard nacelle.“Ready,” Diana said.“Safety locks engaged. System secure. It is safe to begin extraction of the circuit,” Selina commented as she began verbally working Diana through the checklist for replacing the command circuit.Despite Diana’s hurrying, it seemed to take twice as long to replace the circuit as it would have on a planet. Here, there was none of the diffused light that.