She waved demurely, and he waved back. A moment later, he dropped the binoculars and opened the balcony door, stepped outside and grinned. Olga grinne... back. You like my skinny naked body, then, she thought. Too bad I’m too stupid to ever give it to you.Olga wore an apron and nothing else. Charlee had set the table while Olga cooked dinner, occasionally wandering over to lend a hand, cop a feel of Olga’s hopelessly narrow bottom, or lecture her on the stupidity of owning a flat she couldn’t. Take an extra set of fatigues. We'll wash a set and make them wearable for you for in the morning. You should try on the boots anyway."John and I grabbed an extra pair of socks and another set of fatigues then followed everyone. They all assisted carrying our gear. There really wasn't that much.They gave us a bare looking room with two beds and a table with four chairs. There was television in a cabinet on the wall opposite our beds. We put our stuff on the table knowing we would go through it. I thought to myself that this may not be too bad, I flipped on the TV and found out there was a satellite dish attached so the channels we could get were endless. Mom immediately walked over and shut it off saying we had to unpack the car before we did anything. It took about an hour to bring the things in and get situated. Mom went into the kitchen to put away the food we brought when there was a knock at the sliding glass door on the deck. Someone was standing there waving, they were all. Newlyweds. Yes, a couple. I know. Thanks babe."She hung up the phone and then opened a cabinet. Barbara and Raul watched as she loaded a DVD into the player inside, and then started up the movie for the first class compartment.The curtain parted and another flight attendant joined them."You must be Carol," said Raul in greeting."Yes I am," she replied cordially. "You must be the newlyweds?"At their nods in response, she said, "Congratulations!" Thanks for helping out, Carol," said Stephanie.