Sure sounded like some boy in the neighborhood was gonna get lucky tonight. I wondered who. No, I didn't. I didn't care. It wasn't like there was a si...gle guy left in the neighborhood who hadn't already gotten lucky with Eve at least once. Well, yours truly excepted. Not that I wouldn't have minded--Evie was that hot. Hell, I could've just closed my eyes and pretended it wasn't my sister. Or shit, kept my eyes open and just enjoyed the sight, finally getting some of what everyone else was. You have been the wise man." Thank you, Wanderer." Yonlas paused. "I feel I must tell you this has left me even more disturbed than I was before." Ah, yes. Your instincts serve you well."Yonlas' face was caught between surprise and despair. "I should be disturbed?" The word 'should, ' you will find, can be very imprecise," said Jollis. "It does not properly convey from whom we receive our direction. And thus you have used the word correctly in this case." I am most troubled by this," said. She thought as I did that a clinic here would be a good thing for the community. I showed her the two buildings I was considering renting, but she said both were too small and antiquated."What we need is a facility built from the ground up to be a regional clinic. Maybe we could get the Iraqi government to build it," she said."That would be nice, but I doubt if they'd build one just because we asked," I replied."You never know, Altair Hassan, if you marry me, the Ministry of Health and. The first surprise was the address information. The return address did say "Concubine Parker owned by Sergeant Rex Morrison. Poseidonat System. Laburnum Sector." I've never heard of any of this," I said carefully."I'm still trying to figure out why they brought it here. Your mother would have sent it to your home address," Becky said."This is printed," I pointed out. "And I have this feeling that it wasn't mailed from wherever this Poseidonat system is." Open it," Beatrice commanded. "And read.