Well, I was before the revolution..chemistry. I helped to formulate some of our weaponry, I also planted bombs, after the war I was given two medals.....ot that it means that much to me I'd rather have my health back..I invented this device, by the way.."He was rambling on trying to ignore the fact that she was beside him, leaning over him and he had a wonderful view of her cleavage.As their eyes met Sara smiled."I want you."She told him honestly, "Do you want me, because we can..there are ways. “It’s a bit different than you were used to on Enterprise. On a ship like Crockett, you can feel the engines a lot more.”“I’m sure I’ll get used to it soon enough,” Janice said as she followed Colt out of the transporter room, remembering the Chief Engineer on Enterprise once saying he could tell what warp they were at by the feel of the deck plates beneath his feet.“I’ve no doubt of it,” the senior Lieutenant replied, her tone suggesting to Rand that it was a transition she’d also. She slapped her horse, which was happy to canter off. The other two followed her.“Well,” Lionel said in another part of the park, “this ride was productive. Did you like the man?”“Like him, yes. I was not so smitten as the girl was with you.”“Smitten? She was merely greeting me politely.”“Smitten. She was happy to see you, and Lady Deborah was definitely not.”“Which was why I broke off the discussion when I did. The favor of the younger two is quite helpful, but it is not worth the disfavor of. Bill turned into the lot and parked near the entrance. "Let's go get something to drink," he said, shutting the engine off.Smiling, the women got out and followed him to the door. As he reached to open the door for them, an elderly man stepped out and held the door. They thanked him, then turned to watch as he put his small purchase in his pickup, a 1980 Ford F150. Bill stood in the doorway to listen as the man started the pickup and drove off."I wonder how many times that motor has been.