I suppose you're wondering how you got this ship for such a steal. There's nothing wrong with it, so why would the price be so low? I am your answer. ... am an experiment. Two hundred years in the making, but an experiment nonetheless, I suppose. "I was bred to satisfy Human needs. We have found that no android, no matter how sophisticated, can really satisfy all Human needs on a journey through space. You see, I exist on the postulate that love is healthy. It's not entirely unreasonable. People. The terrorist leaders were scrambling to find a way to get on the good side of Anton. They were even trying to find enough new recruits for a second revenge attack.They were counting on our reduced numbers as a tactical advantage; the media had showed our people leaving but not the replacements coming in.They were trying to make amends with their financiers and quick.The next message had more of the same, with updates, and the third message was filled with desperation when their calls for. The week went by at an agonizingly slow pace and all I could think of was Sunday night and the oppurtunity to party with the boy who rocked my world. As Sunday came, I gave myself a long luxurious bath and religously cleaned my ass in the vain hope that it might be deflowered by the end of the night. Now I was not optimistic cause I knew that Harry was straight and could pick any girl in our school, any day of the week. As I stood in front of the mirror, taking in my average frame and my messy. "Yes. Well, that was meant to get you to buy into this labor deal, Helen." He indicated the envelope on the desk. "He really thinks he can get you to go along. But, Sauter's pretty angry about getting thrown off the job site." We'll get back to that. Go on about the accidents." When I was in Geneva that day, Sauter said he'd warned you that you might have labor problems and..." 'Disputes and misunderstandings' were his words. But it was Schellen who said them." Yes. Well, Sauter told me he had.