But I have good idea of what you need. I look for materials today, and maybe we fix tomorrow. Eeze okay?"Brandon couldn't help but laugh at the Mexica...'s eagerness, slapping him on the back as a friendly gesture, then heading below to fetch two cups of coffee."Will you have to pull her out of the water to get at that mast, or is there some other way?" he interrogated the marina manager."Maybe we borrow man-bucket, and use dat. Otherwise, we might be able to move boat near to pier, den make. He abandoned their trolley in the bag park and quickly darted into the changing room. Luckily for them there wasn't an attendant on duty tonight. They picked the only stall that was empty, the one right next to the entrance. Nicola drew the curtain and couldn't help but notice the curtain didn't quite reach the edges of the cubicle, leaving an inch gap either side for the whole of the department store to see inside. The cubicles either side of them were also occupied and not entirely covered.. I assume two of them will take over the ship.” Rhys looked at Cait helplessly, looking like she felt.“What now?” Cait asked.“I guess we wait.” Rhys shrugged. “Unless you’ve rethought putting up a fight.”“I haven’t. It’s not like we have weapons.” Cait said, drifting over to her seat. “Company policy in the event of a hijacking is to cooperate, they’re insured for ransom. That seemed reassuring… but now…”“Well your dad is a pretty good insurance policy, assuming Fleet comes looking for. Some friends I have, at the sight of some arse, they drop you like a hot potato.” Not that I necessarily wanted to find another woman. My girlfriend and I had just broken up a few weeks earlier and I was in no mood of getting involved with anybody else, even a one-night stand. Things had gone quite well with her in the beginning. She seemed to be quite open-minded in the sexual department until the day she found out that I was into water-sports. That was too much for her sensitive religious.