" We walked around and made small talk. I grabbed her hand and pulled her upstairs to the bedroom. The stairs creaked as she made a comment about how ...lean everything was. We toured the upstairs then came to my bedroom. "So this is where the magic happens eh?" she said seductively. "Aha not as often as I would like." I responded. She ran her hand on my quilt and went for my nightstand reading the book titles on my desk. She asked if I read a lot and I said not as much as I'd like to. She spun. As to compensation, how about salvage value?”“That would be fine,” replied Sarah’s Clan.“They will begin arriving in the morning,” said Claudette. “Considering the number you might need, there are enough that some can be used for parts.”“Good. We’ll pass that on.”“Is there anything else?” asked Sarah.Egulle said, “We’ve had a chance to talk with our Intelligence group. They are anxious to begin interrogating the prisoners.”Sally said, “They should have received notice but the interrogation will. But suddenly there was a loud clapping sound, and everyone turned to look at Trudy who stood there with hands out and open as she clapped them together again, to make sure she had everyone’s full attention. “We can’t just leave him there,” she declared firmly, and instantly there was a collective sigh of relief that someone – anyone was taking charge of the situation.“We need to move him up to his bedroom,” she told them and instantly people gathered to carefully move their fallen. “I asked her if you had a reputation as a ... cheater. She assured me that you don’t.”“I have before,” Liz admitted with a frown. “I’m not proud of it but I’ve done it.”“Years ago,” I added.“Huh?” Liz asked, lost in her thoughts.I repeated my statement.“Oh, yeah, God, I was like 18 or 19 when it happened,” she said. “I’ve been cheated on a lot and I don’t like it. I don’t play that game.”“Me, either,” I said.“I knew that,” Liz said again. “I heard one of the cheerleaders at school saying you.