"Sheeit, Hon, such feelings is normal in a woman. Everbody gits 'em or ought to." They happen, sometimes, when we're doing our nasty talking like we a...e now." It's not nasty," insisted Min, "We're doing some straight from the shoulder, honest talk. I got to admit I wouldn't mind having a real, honest -o-god-boner put to me one just more time." Good Lord! How you talk," gasped Aunt. "And at your age." Age has got nothing to do with it," declared Min. "If I was to get a glimpse of his thang, I'd. It was touch and go at first. The initial DNA samples didn't look toopromising. The first strain of the virus had no detectable effect atall. The second sample showed traces of-- for lack of a better word--mosaicism. Mutations are common when viruses are present and becausethe mutations were minor we didn't think much of it. But the thirdsample couldn't be ignored, It was as if parts of the kid's DNAsequence had been written over. Now he had a second x chromosome. I'mnot talking about the . "Glad that was you and not me," Colt laughed.We broke up the little gathering and started to head inside after Kendallstated nothing could be done at this time other than taping up his window.Instead of going in our room like the others, I pulled Corey aside out inthe hall after the hall was clear."Next time say something if you didn't want to go to that play. I thoughtyou agreed and said it would be different," I stated with us in the hall.Corey grabbed my hand and led me to the big room in. Plates and silverware along with a glass of whiskey appeared at lightspeed as three cadets had the Sergeant Major ready for dinner in lessthan thirty seconds.Turning to me the Sergeant Major said, "Thank you and your veryattractive companion's for putting up with these two young officersfor this stuffy evening. Your presence and Lieutenant Master'sgenerosity of sharing you and your lovely companions have saved mefrom a tedious dining with that Air Force Colonel, his staff andtheir wives this.