Possibly in noother situation could I have a woman like Thea in my bed.I again reached out and moved her foot, but didn’t take my hand awayfrom ...er silk-clad toes. I wanted her to wake up and again beg for mycock, which I would give to her only when I wanted to.She didn’t move.“Thea?” My hand shook her more roughly this time and she didn’t evenmoan. The woman was again passed out. “Damn!” I sat back andcontemplated my next move. My. " Right," Ken said. He went through the door and found himself in a small dining area. There was a tile floor and two tables, each with four chairs bolted to the floor around it. He went to work removing his parachute harness. It took him a few minutes as he didn't have his sea legs and kept stumbling. By the time he was finished and went back out on the deck, Steve had hauled the canopy aboard and was folding it into a semi-neat package. The boat had turned and was now heading back toward the. Elizabeth could tell by looking that it was frequently used, but it was still decently clean. It certainly wasn't shiny like new, but nor was it filthy. That wasn't really the part that mattered. What mattered was that it was still beautiful.The shower was set into a corner of the room, about five-by-five feet in width. The walls of the shower were completely tiled, stretching from both walls of the room but not quite meeting, leaving an open doorway which had no door. There were actually two. But there was one tiny little itty bitty difference between them and the Good Doctor.“Why the fuck aren’t they blue?” Opal asked, looking at me.“Good question,” I said.“Maybe Dr. Oblivion dyed himself blue,” Ali said, nodding.“Yes, but why?” Tycho asked.“Cause it looked cool?”The view changed to the internals of the humanoids. My brow furrowed. “Okay, uh, anyone else getting creeped out here?” I asked, pointing at them. Ali shuddered slightly.“I ... am...” She said, slowly, looking away. I.