.. I can't tell..."Roger held up his hand, "OK, I'll take the house."The lawyer slumped in his chair and Roger was afraid that he had gone too far. He...was afraid that the lawyer was going to have a heart attack. After several minutes the lawyer recovered enough to gather all of the papers in a folder and hand them to Roger. He got up from the chair and murmured that he had to leave and pressed the button for the elevator. When the elevator came the lawyer jumped into the elevator and the door. Two days a week (Tuesday and Thursday) were to be Uniform days, where she'd wear her Officer-type Uniform, with the single gold star for rank, plus the brevet insignia for the Midshipman rank she'd earn in the Battalion. The worst part of the day was waiting while the upperclassmen showed the incoming Midshipmen how to salute and stand at attention.The information kept flowing, though most of it was in a handbook she'd gotten, along with several other mimeographed sheets of paper. Lenore was. At least, I thought I had. It was the night just before my wedding, and I went looking for him. I had to know that I was not making a mistake, that I should be marrying my fiance. I found Eric skulking in a pithy, rundown pit of a hotel; the only place he could disappear from the world's view. He looked shocked to see me, though I noticed his eyes taking in my lithe form appreciatively all the same."Aren't you supposed to be getting married tomorrow?" He asked me this quietly, his voice. I said,"Maybe thirty minutes?"Without another word she laid her head back down on my shoulder and snuggled against me.I lay like that with her for a while, maybe ten minutes, before getting out of bed, telling her, "I need to clean up." Okay, Daddy," she replied.I spent a few minute in the bathroom cleaning myself until finally, I looked in the mirror. "What have you done?" I whispered. The guy in the mirror, despite looking somewhat guilty, smiled at me replied, "Hey, she came into my room and.