" But this was different. For starters, there's something secret and hidden about the darkness of a bedroom at night, but here we were in the middle...of the living room in broad daylight, standing right in front of a bay window. I could see her face, see her wrinkles, was made acutely aware of our difference in age, which both excited and disturbed me. Margie was standing in front of me, her shirt open, her breasts swelling inside a lacy bra just inches from my hands. Her eyes stared into. ’ He asked. Tears were streaming down my cheeks as I nodded. Gently he took out the heart as I pulled back my long blonde hair so he had access to my neck. As he reached both hands either side of my neck to fasten it, I looked up into his eyes. ‘I love you Arna.’ He said and kissed me. It was our first real kiss. I put my arms around his neck and held him to me. ‘I love you too, Steven.’ I whispered to him. By Saturday I had found out that it was Steven Senior and Susan who had bought the gift. ." Her eyes travelled below my waist a moment. "...You are going to have to loosen up." She turned back to the cascade of water and I looked down at myself. Yup, I was taking a shower with a beautiful woman but I was still a geek. I still had on my jeans and basketball sneakers. Fuck it, I thought. I kicked off my sneakers and unbuckled my belt. I undid my jeans and slid them off. Our creation turned back to me and smiled once more. "That's more like it." Her eyes travelled below my waist once. Those additional forces will never arrive at Earth. This helps both in the initial battle, since humanity won't face as many Sa'arm, and later when the new wave takes generations to arrive rather than years," I said."So what you are saying is that the people leaving are actually helping win the fight for Earth?" Brent asked.Morgan laughed. "I know, it took me a while to realize that it might work that way, but it makes sense once you consider just how many planets are supposedly already overrun.