“This is for you,” he said.Penny’s mouth dropped in shock as she stared at the presented Breeding Pass. “You can’t be serious ... We couldn�...�t possibly...” Penny looked over to Shannon for a save. “This isn’t allowed, right?” She asked her superior.Smiling a shark’s grin Shannon answered, “Sorry. It’s out of my hands. Mall wide promotional event.”Penny sighed. Letting the Breeding Pass fall to the floor she nonchalantly pulled off her work shirt and threw it over the nearest sales rack.Reaching. “While I have lived here on Earth, I have heard and read about Earth’s experts and their solutions for fixing the problems that racial discrimination causes your society. The solutions sound good, but they fail to address the root causes of racial discrimination, therefore they will probably fail.”I had been listening in on the conversations between Kim, Ken, and Kendrick, while we were at the estate. Thinking back to what I had learned of the history and culture that existed before the. I had to get ready for work. At the age of thirty-one, I was still single. I’ve only dated a few times and many of those were the fickle dealings of adolescences. When I entered into high school, I was deemed too geeky to date. In college, I was too focused on my work, leaving all thoughts of boys to other female college students. By the time I finished my Masters degree, I had missed the ideal window of opportunity to bag a man. I wasn’t exactly ugly. If I tried hard enough, I would have been. I suppose you've been playing on your computer again?'I nodded.She put the plate of cold-ish hamburger and chips in front of me. One of the guys I played with online was American, and called crisps chips, and chips French fries. Mum and Dad have encouraged [made!] us prepare and cook meals since we got into double-figures, so my sisters and I are all familiar with the simpler recipes.Rachel's expression was bland, while Danni looked disgusted because she'd finished and, by parental dictat, was.