The timing is because of the baby. The marriage will be until death do us part.”“Until death do us part,” Candy said when Rev. Lawrence turned t...wards her. That was great to hear.That seemed to be the last real question Rev. Lawrence had that might be a roadblock. The rest of the questions were more pre-marital counseling. They needed that;, Eric supposed. At least, these were questions they hadn’t asked each other. They didn’t have to share the answers with Lawrence later, though. They just. Must protect perfect female...malfunction..." the android croaked. With that Sara felt the ship impact into something. She was perfectlycushioned, but the android wasn't; he fell over and disappeared from her sight. The lights went out. When the ship stopped moving the chair deflated, freeing Sara. Emergency lights came on, just flickering. She jumped out of the chair and saw the android, in several pieces on the floor. Only one arm, his head and torso were intact. "Escape hatch," it said,. Just enough to hint at her ageand the fact that although she could be someone’smother, she was definitely not a grandmother. Her full,buxom breasts always filled out whatever top she waswearing and they always seemed just a little too tightlyconfined in that lucky garment whose material waspulling just enough on the buttons. It was almost as ifshe was making a subtle show of them…Her legs were well toned and muscular enough to say sheworked out; however, not so much as to scream. Perhaps she was just overwhelmed by Eunice's swift action, but then Eunice was not a girl who would let anything deter her from what needed to be done. And if it meant she had to work fast, then that's what she had to do."Are you asking me out? As if for a date?" asked Yolanda."Well, of course. It'll be fun, won't it?"Yolanda looked Eunice up and down, from her delicate and expensive pumps, past her knees, thighs, folded sweater, bosom and that self-confident face. "I've heard about you,.