She was looking over at a group of guys hanging around outside a bar near the end of the strip. Millie said, ‘That’s okay, we’ll distract them f...r you!’ and grabbed Denise by the hand as they sashayed towards the lads. Janice and Devon followed. The poor guys didn’t stand a chance. Before they knew it, Sue had effortlessly removed her target from the group, separating him from the protection of his peers while her friends engaged them with banter and not so coy looks. Just in case their. The feeling was the same now, only these girls weren't my Sisters, who had stopped doing that as we grew older, and they found others to comfort them. No, these young women would soon be my Wives, and this feeling could continue for a very long, long time, I realized. I held them until we were disturbed some time later by a knocking on the door of the screen wall."Breakfast, my Lord," someone said from the other side of the screen wall."Just a minute!" I called loudly, and my voice woke both. Ember blushed, then stepped backwards.“Sorry, you-” they said in unison again. Ember closed his eyes and Chirp giggled, nervously.“This is weird,” Chirp said.“Yeah,” Ember said, nodding and opening one eye. “Uh, sorry about June.”“Is she always like that?” Chirp asked, their brow furrowing.“Some ... most ... yes, all the time, yes,” Ember said, chuckling. He licked his lips. “We should, uh, we should get to the bridge. This ship isn’t going to get itself ready by itself.” He nodded, then slowly. ’ John answered, ‘Hell yes, come on in and join the party! Steve and Sally got us some booze down at the corner liquor store—Debbie ain’t never been drunk before—she is now!’ Tom and I walked in and saw beer bottles, wine, and champagne bottles lying empty on the floor beside the table and beds. Everyone was pretty much feeling no pain as the beer, wine, and champagne had taken over their better judgment. Tom laughed, ‘Looks like y’all been having one hell of a party.’ Steve and John were.