He was getting a headache. He needed coffee; he might even drink it this time. He felt lost in his own house as he got up and poured a cup. His entire...world seemed to be unraveling around him. This morning he was a strong, confident man with a loving wife and beautiful daughter. Now he was questioning his manhood and his loving wife turned out not to be so loving, but the worst part was his beautiful daughter. He was no fool. He knew how the courts worked. He was sure his wife would get full. "Did you say something?" The boy looked up. Her coat was open and her beaver was showing its prideful lips. There was the shine of cut juice there, and the delivery boy could hardly contain himself. "Oh, pardon me," said Susan. "I didn't mean to be so exhibitionistic." Ah, that's o.k.," said the youth. "I just ah... do you need any help getting that cheek, I mean, check down from there?" He blushed crimson again and Susan climbed down with the box. "No," she said, "I think I'm getting things. Once we get one, he's out of luck." True," Adam admitted. "But there is also the possibility Mary pointed out. This program could be obsolete by the time Yamamura gets it to market. It could be obsolete by the time we get it there. Additionally, there are the promises we've made to our partners." We need to honor those," Sean said firmly. "If we agree to sell this, it has to be clearly stated that Dazzle, Daystar and Goldwall can use Polar Power without a license." I think it should be stated. Seems to me we've got about everything we need now. We haven't even used a lot of the stuff we have." You're right, but I still have a few things on my list. They're not really things though. You probably figured out already Sigfried is responsible for the garage just happening to be where it is." I remember wondering about it right at first, but the things in it were such a shock the actual garage slipped my mind." The garage and the equipment were pretty much all I could finagle them out of.