’Will was somewhat subdued when we went back into the room. I couldn’t remember a time when he looked so down.‘Looks like you’ve got your wish...Steph, you’re going to have to deal with Sir George on your own. I’m not going to be doing much for a while. Looks like my days of making the business world tremble are over for a while.’‘That’s not fair and you know it. My only wish was for you to be unharmed. I’ve already told you I don’t want to run your business.’‘Now lad, if it weren’t for this lass. "Between gulps of her wine, Brian saw her staring at the bulge developing in his pants."I'd like to see more of you. Why don't you stand up and remove your blouse and skirt."Tina nodded, and while trying to control her voice replied, "Here... um... I want... I mean... partial payment so to speak... please...."She handed Brian an order form. "The amount is for everything you will need in supplies for a month. All supplies. You will need no other company. My quota will be met twice over with you. ”Lucy took Kat by the arm and led her to the bar. The bartender, a cute brunette with big brown eyes, walked over to them polishing a glass. “Hi, Lucy,” she said. “Who’s this?”“This is Kat,” answered Lucy. “A very good customer of mine.”“Nice to meet you,” said the bartender, extending her hand. “I’m Casey. What’ll it be?”Before Kat could answer, Lucy spoke up. “Is there any of that absinthe left?”Casey grinned. “Officially, no. But for you....”A minute later two small glasses of a bluish-green. The man had stayed locked away in his cabin for the first two days out of port. Then he had walked onto the bridge, without asking permission, demanding that he change course to reach a specific set of coordinates. He backed that up with written orders from the owner. Captain Steensen had changed course. He was surprised by what found upon reaching the destination.He looked over at the cruiser sailing just off his port side. With pirates in the area, he had been very pleased to discover that he.