It would send him to jailon top of losing his home and girlfriend."I...I'll go along for the trial shoot I guess," Victor eventuallystammered out givi...g in to the pressure that had just been put on him. Hedidn't like it one bit, but shooting once or twice wouldn't really makethe difference now would it. He had fucked up and now he needed to justsuck it up and deal with it. This trial shoot surely was aninconvenience, but it was just this and then the real shoot and he wouldbe done with it all. Don't stop!" I slept through most of the day after I visited Katherine. With the shades drawn, I awoke throughout the morning with a hard-on, imagining Katherine as I had first had her. I thrust into the sheets with my eyes closed, grinding and imagining.I wandered out of the bedroom around noon, still harboring an erection."What happened to the saddle?" Agatha asked as I came into the kitchen. She was washing dishes from the night before.I froze. The saddle. Katherine had dismissed me the. . it was their right to examine all suspicious vessels and there was no recourse or action that could be taken against them against them.It was only when one of the no-neck inspectors pushed the Admiral and he fell that we saw the result of fan and cesspool contents mixing.It was bad.No ... it was BAD!Very bad ... bad to the nth degree.The unconscious Customs agents were in the lockdown ward in the Shore Patrol Brig at the Naval Base Hospital and the Admiral was on the phone to D.C...Ike was. Virtually the entire Clan chattered at once. Because no one could hear their own words, they spoke ever louder until the air filled with a cacophony of voices. ‘Thank the Spirits, the Light-Eyed One has returned!’ ‘Sala, what happened?’ ‘Jakal, we have been so worried!’ ‘Have you been healed by the Spirits, Sala?’ ‘I knew you would come back to us, Light-Eye, you carry great luck!’ ‘Where have the two of you been?’ ‘We appealed to the Spirits many times to bring you safely home!’ The clamoring.