"At last!" She tapped in the coordinates and plotted a short jump to the contact. When the computations were ready she hit the button.It took a few mo...ents for her sensors to come online after exiting the jump. Her proximity and weapons lock alarms went off simultaneously. Minara swore. It was not possible, she found herself in front of a huge human battle fleet. After the destruction of their planet ended the war around two years ago there was nothing left of the human species but a few. " I said. She sighed. Then started to scrub again. I just stood there as she scrubbed my big wheels again. She put her left hand on the pavement and scrubbed with her right hand. After a few minutes. "Can you rinse the wheels, Mr. Kelly?" she said. I grabbed the hose and rinsed the wheels again. I looked down to see the wheel still had spots on it. "Still got spots." I said. She let out another big sigh. "I don't know what to do. Let me go inside and see if my husband has anything more powerful. Mavis dropped my hands and came closer, we wrapped our arms around and hugged each other. Next was an elderly lady who proclaimed in a quavering voice she’d never seen anything like it- magical she said as she described the fairy lights we’d hung over a tree. I pushed Mavis away and on my knees unbuttoned her shorts as she began to pull my shirt up my back. A child was next and he was excited, talking about Santa, Christmas and the artificial snow we’d thrown over a tree. I pulled Mavis’s. ” “I wasn’t sure but I suspected it,” she went on, “I saw how close you and your sister were.” “As we were about you and Aunt Susan,” I replied with a smile. We were sitting at my kitchen table, naked, sipping our tea. Mom leaned over and smiling stroked my hand and wrist. Normally this would have been the only physical contact that would be between family members. Now for me as we had ‘gone all the way so to speak,’ it took on a whole new meaning. We sipped our tea in silence for a few.