It must have been difficult for old Willy to keep the more hardened sailors away from a boy like that Connor thought, considering the type of crew he ...ad on board. DeClan took the whistle from Mal and looked it over, he had felt a sense of grief well up in the girl as she handed the whistle to Mal, he had also felt a great sadness from the big man Savas when she had done so. Laurel poured herself a cup of tea "what does it say? the inscription on the side" DeClan read it for her "Allora, may. But I have to admit that I didn’t see the torpedo coming until it actually hit.I was aware of the fact that I was severely lacking in the sociability department. And I knew that there were going to have to be some changes. But that was as far as I had thought it through On the other hand, Janet had already taken it all the way home. Or perhaps the proper term is, “All the way out the door.”I came back from class one bright sunny morning in May. The DC weather was in that narrow window when the. I was quite a sensation and mens mouths dropped open and they lookedatme with strange eyes which all reminded me of my day on the float.Some disguised their interest but if I looked back after passing theywere always looking my way.I wore a white baggy tea shirt with a colourful purple flower print.By breasts thrust out in front and I wore a short denim skirt with alarge belt in the current style. I wore black boots with 6 " heels and1" platform, no tights. The outfit made me look young and. His drink arrived. He raised the glass to his lips, about to take a sip, when the corner of his eye caught someone staring at him. The woman wore a sequined black evening dress with a matching scarf around her neck and she sat at the short corner of the L-shaped bar staring at him. She looked to be about the same age as him — late fifties, though her smile made her seem younger, she looked so very elegant in her outfit. ‘You don’t look like you’re from around here, stranger,’ the woman said to.