‘Who the hell wouldn’t know the queen of Houston? Bev, so good to see you. By the way, the article in Houston Monthly was outstanding. It really d...d you and your pharmacies justice.’ ‘Thank you, Tad. Glad someone actually read that.’ Ethan broke in, needing Beverly back in his corner. ‘I didn’t, but I will. Tad, got a table somewhere in the back?’ ‘You want some alone time with the beautiful Ms. Beverly Stuart, huh?’ She blushed at the insinuation but followed along as Tad led them to a. She had seen how a number of people had handled similar conflicts, but never in this kind of situation. She went out the front door, and walked toward the roadway. She pulled out the cell and called their number."I'm outside, walking down the road. Any cars coming?" She listened to the response. "Good. Have someone meet me and guide me in. It would probably be a good idea to have someone watch behind me. I don't think they would be stupid enough to try following me, but I could be wrong.. It was even curled, no more boring straight hair. The hair stylist had cut about 5 inches off; then used a permanent on it but not a full one, one with just enough to give Jae a fun wavy curl that would be manageable. She then dyed it a lighter brown and added blonde highlights to it, feathered the front and sent Jae on her way. It was gorgeous, even her boss had said something to her about her new hair style.Once out of the shower, Jae slapped on some jeans and a tank top and started down the. It’s obviously different here than Earth, where our helmets always showed our altitude above sea-level. We’ll have to use our watch-altimeters, so we can set it to zero, properly. That’s a good observation, Linda, my sweet Forest Nymph!”I flew up high, as I wanted to find the big pond that we wanted to check out. I found it and my compass heading was Azimuth 32˚ (NNE), however, according to our ‘map’, we should be going almost due East or AZ 88-92˚. I had Greg mark our map, so we could update.