I was going to deactivate all the student cards at noon on Monday. That would force them to get the new card. Without a new card they couldn't get mea...s, into the dorms or anywhere else on campus.I even told them I was going to activate the GPS function. That idea was met with objections until I explained that I could get a flag any time male and female students were together, which was fine if they were in the hall but if it was in a cloak room that was a different matter. Once flagged we. Men could do sleep around, but good women weren’t supposed to. As he sat there, drinking beer and fuming, he saw a sheriff’s department cruiser swing into the diner parking lot. He ducked down and, in doing so, bumped his head on the half-full case of beer on the seat next to him. His truck was in the back of the parking lot, in a shadowy area next to a dumpster and was hidden well enough that the deputy in the car didn’t see him and pulled back out onto the highway. After a while, Rod sat back. ”With much grinding and scraping on the stone bed, Gerda rolled over to face him, “I’m not teasing. Right now you want, not need. If you need, I will take care of you. If you only want, save it for Perra.” Gerda’s hips made a tiny circular motion, almost unnoticeable but enough to let Kal know she was wishing he was ‘in need’ right now.Kal sighed again, “You’re right, I’m just wanting you right now. But we still have an amethyst to get.”Gerda smiled and offered him her large rocky hand. After. "Yes. Please sit down." I waited, but she didn't say anything. "Was there something you wanted to tell me?"She looked down. "I'm sure you already know." So, how is Peggy these days?" I swear we never talk about business!" she blurted out. "It isn't like Tamura-san said it is at all." Crawford, calm yourself. I have already spoken to Tamura." My number-two security man had become the head of our internal affairs department and had proven a little too good at discovering staff secrets. "I told.