She got a funny look on her face and said, "I don't know if I can concentrate enough on the guy that's on-line if you're watching." Sure you can Carol... Just forget about me and watch the screen." Doing that is a lot easier than it sounds. It really is." Pretty soon Carol's on line lover is typing that he's taking her blouse off, and Carol's doing it just like he described. Boy, did my attention fix on Carol.I rolled my desk chair up behind Carol's so I could watch the screen too. Carol was all. "Do you know where we are?" Jonathan asked her.Dani stared at him."Dani!" Jonathan yelled, right in her face.She flinched, then blinked several times. "What?" Where are we?" he demanded anxiously."Uh ... dunno," she muttered, then shook her head as though to clear it of her confusion. "I think we fell through the mountain." What?" I think maybe we're underneath the mountain," Dani repeated, her voice much more steady now that she's actually said the impossible thing once. "See? There's a. " For reasons I didn't understand at the time, the story began to tumble out of me; the long engagement, the wedding night, the miscarriages. I talked nonstop for ten minutes. She nodded sympathetically at key points, asking a couple of insightful questions along the way.Finally I was done. I felt drained, liberated, like I had gone to confession for the first time in years. Sophie sat, looking at me intently, smiling slightly, non-judgmentally.She abruptly changed the subject. "So you're. Yeah I think so' came the reply from the bronzing girl. She was busy scanning the horizon as I was packing the remnants of her lunch into the basket.'Fuck!', she cried out and reached for her binoculars. 'There is a cargo ship, on the horizon due East'.'QUICK!', she shouted at me.'OUT OF THE WAY'. Tara dived down the hatch and was nearly at the bottom before I had even made it to the first platform. I reached the deck just as the Captain was running into the Navigation Room. I instinctively.