The only silver lining was that Dominion was still accepting prisoner deliveries and no one was opposing them or getting in the way, though he now dem...nded twice as many sacrifices. It had been shown on the news, the three cities being lifted up and rearranged into gargantuan structures that put all human engineering to shame. Anything capable of that was not something to be trifled with. There were no longer any protests, no more attacks on the transports. Everyone now realized how important. All I wanted to do was hang out with Heather. She had a short shift, but even that was going to seem agonizingly long.Maybe Lara would want to hang out. When I went into the house, she was reading on the porch, stretched out on the couch. No one else seemed to be around.“Hey. What’s up?” I asked.“Not much. You look chipper,” she observed, peering at me over her book.I wagged my eyebrows at her and then patted her thigh. “Let me sit.”Lara put her legs straight up into the air so I could sit. Two days passed and they got touchings from madam in the same way as I got without her notice and also got a nice view at her body in these days. We heard that her husband’s trip got extended for one more week and then we planned for something that we all wanted to do for a long time.The next day we went to the tuition a bit late and the exam was one day later. We didn’t prepare anything and were very nervous that we might fail. Even though we are bad at some thoughts we always maintained a. Tom, the investigator and trainer, was a nondescript individual of about forty-five with rather thin hair and an old raincoat, an item of apparel which was likely to change very quickly, being both reversible and with a contrasting lining. John had always been amazed at how quickly Tom could totally disguise himself, a very useful skill in his line of business. The other man, the Bursar's son was a smaller version of his father but quieter and very powerful in a discreet way.The Bursar.