”Confused they went into the cafeteria and picked out a meal. When they went to pay for it, the cashier looked at Oscar and said, “We Gahe Sukawak....”It didn’t seem like a malicious statement, but it seemed to him as if some joke was being played upon him. Oscar asked, “What did you just say to me?”“We Gahe Sukawaka.”“What does that mean?” Oscar asked.“It’s your new name,” the cashier answered with a grin.Not having a good feeling about what he would learn, Oscar requested, “Would you translate. I hardly recognize either of you!" Lana," Hannah said, "we spent most of the night having fun. Maybe we just need a break from sex." Yeah," Ana agreed sadly, "what's the point of it anymore?"These last statements left Lana open mouthed and angry. "Okay, that is it! Ana, I know who she's dreaming about, even though she won't say anything," she looked over at Hannah sitting by the window, "but who has you in such a gloomy 'only one person in the world will truly satisfy me' attitude?"Hannah. "Maybe I should help her," comes a hoarse Pam."She doing good enough on her own," comes Mark's reply. "With 'Obedience' cards you have to do them on your own," he continues."Look at those globes," I can hear Trish say. "Imagine squeezing them." I don't have to imagine," smirks Pam."I wonder if they feel as good as yours," adds Maggie."Maybe I'll get a Double-Jeopardy card with Abbey," smiles Trish.I know they can't help themselves; I have drooled watching them. Still, I can't believe how much. As far as I could remember, she was a thin, tall blonde kid with straight blonde hair, freckles, and emerald green eyes."Yeah? Maybe we can party together again," I smiled devilishly.Linda just shook her head and headed back out the sliding door. "Hurry up and change, I'll meet you in the pool."I nodded and finished my tea, setting the empty glass in the sink. I walked out through the living room and down past the guest bedroom to my room. I looked inside and sighed. All my bags were still.