." The boy laughed half heartedly. "Yeah, well with the day I had, nothingseems too weird for me."Andrea laughed back, in a more girlish way then he'd...like to admit."You're telling me! I'm about ready to believe in aliens after the day Ihad." His movements seemed to slow down, his vision was getting blurry. "Hey,who are you anyways?" He could faintly hear the boy say, "Andrew, apparently.."Andrew sat up quickly, back in his own room, or rather, Andrea's room."What...the hell... was that?"He got. Well, decency for humans anyway.“I must say that I was impressed by the remorse you felt after that event. That tells me you are truly an honorable catalyst and completely deserving of all of the abilities that Zeus has given you.“Just so you know, Zeus and I are of the same mind when it comes to these Gromoriks. Their entire race are little more than space pirates, as far as we’re concerned. Whatever you need to do to affect this rescue is entirely up to you. You must do whatever you feel. I followed her to the table, unable to take my eyes off her swaying hips and bottom, and I realised yet again how desirable she was. When we were seated it seemed that her dress had eased even higher up her thighs, and I saw that she was wearing stockings and suspenders as I offered her a cigarette. She leaned forward to accept a light, and the dress fell away from her body slightly, enough for me to see her left breast almost completely, surmounted by her bared nipple.I noticed her looking at. Call me doubly impressed then ... but why then the preposterous story about you two being married with twins?”She laughed and I had to laugh along with her for a minute or two until I could manage to keep my face straight enough to give her a digest version of the truth. I supposed that Jessica had not wanted to call her mother out for the original lie, but also didn’t want to hurt her aunt’s feelings either, so she took the path of least resistance. Getting the facts established, early, right.