Once flagged we could look at it to see how many more were there together. We could also see where they were off campus - up to five miles - and could...be alerted as they left campus. It also meant that if a girl was abducted we could get a location, as long as she still had the card on her. That immediately changed the objection to the GPS.We decided that we would not consult or notify legal that we had activated the GPS. Begging forgiveness later was preferred to being told to disable and not. Sure, a half north of west would be ‘northwest’, and a quarter north of west would be half of that. WNW.Without compasses, chronometers, sextants, and star tables, all they could go by was dead reckoning and pilotage. The Pirate Isles were WNW of the southwest corner of Hunter Island, almost dead into the wind. They’d be rowing for a long time.We would have to tack back and forth. We would head southwest, as close to the wind as we could, for half of the day. Then, we would tack back to the. She was bright and vivacious, a good conversationalist as well as being a very pretty young woman and I liked her immediately, but I felt that they'd like sometime to themselves, at least on Jill's first night with us."Are you hungry darling?" mum asked and I realised that I was ravenous."Remember that scabby horse mum?" I laughed, "Well I could eat one now"Once again it wasn't a scabby horse, it was a beef casserole that warmed up beautifully in the microwave oven and I wolfed it down whilst. "Victor stroked his chin as he regarded her."It was either me or my daughters!" Penny shouted."And yet, it would have your daughters anyway. As I would."Penny's lips parted, and her face paled. She shook her head, eyes wide and shimmering. "N-no ... no, you said ... you already picked--!"Victor stepped up to her and stroked her hair. Penny trembled with the urge to recoil. The cruelty had been doubled. The Darkness had retreated from her mind just enough to allow her to think on what she was.