She though for a few seconds then said” Bobby, I thing we truly do love each other and if we were not so closely related I could see marriage in our...futures but I would be afraid of having children“.I told her” I felt the same and I knew we both wanted a family later”. She said” I know this is just a dream but I wish we could both meet someone who would understand our feelings and how things are in our family’s Someone who could except us as we are and join the family. I smiled and said”. But to be honest, Ididn't. Life went on. And I wasn't missing the sex. I knew sex wasn'tfor me.In early 2006 I went traveling again. Again, to Thailand. While I wentwith Lucas the first time, I went on my own this time. Apart fromThailand I went to Malaysia and Singapore and had quite a good time.Until I started feeling sick after two weeks. I still had a couple ofdays left on that journey, so I went to a pharmacy to get some meds. Ithought I caught a cold somewhere between the tropical heat. " You're pregnant? My, my. You have made an important decision, Penny. Did you not want to finish your education?" No, I want to continue at the college. There's a married girl there, who is pregnant, and she is continuing her studies." Oh. And you decided to do the same?" Yes. I thought it would be all right. And when Roxanne got pregnant, Hasan married her, with Tracy's approval. I thought the same might happen with me and you, Muriel and John; you see?" I do see. Penny, just because things. “Well,” he said reasonably, “I suppose we could make the jobs permanent. Like royalty or dictators or something. Maybe even let the next generation inherit so we wouldn’t have the indignity of politics even when the poor bastards dropped dead.”She grimaced in reluctant acquiescence. “OK, OK, I don’t need a lecture on democracy one-oh-one. I guess there has to be some way of choosing. But why— Oh, I don’t know.”“Just think of it like a job interview,” he said with amusement. “You’ve had those, I.