)Momentary because the boys, both nineteen, were away from home for the first time and enjoying every minute of their independence.They'd met after th...ir first semester at VyoTech, the local technical school where they were studying to become auto mechanics. By spring they had moved into a unit in the Opera House on Market Street. The Opera House had been just that in Groom's late nineteenth-century heyday, when the river and railroad between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia had sent industry and. "Oh sorry, I meant I'm so sorry." The girl said after swallowing."um no problem, should of watched where I was going." Kei said."Hey um can you help me find this class, I'm kinda lost." The girl said holding out a paper.Kei frowned the girl looked too young to be going to college, but people said that about her all the time, she looked at the paper and smiled."oooh you got into Professor Moore's class, me too that's where I was heading now, Kei Sayomi" Key said smiling holding out her hand.The. He led her into the theater and sat her down in the seat. Just then the movie started to play. She asked him to remove the blindfold so she could watch but he replied, “tonight you are going to rely on your other senses” ”You will also not be allowed to make a sound nor will I be speaking.” They sat together without another word between them. He held the soda to her lips so she could drink, he gave her popcorn…he even stole a few kisses on her neck. He could see the smile cross her. The government had done such a fine job of controlling information that, while she had been aware of the Union, it was as unreal to her as dragons in the fantasy stories she had enjoyed as a small child. Actually seeing and experiencing a new planet showed her how poor her existence had been and she swore then and there that she would never go back.Jennet was, area wise anyway, as large as Ovid City had been. It seemed smaller to Kat, but mostly because the tallest buildings were a mere thirty.