She never said a word to me, either.The plane took off on the two-hour flight to Pendleton. I hated to sit and ignore the person next to me for a full...two hours. It’s a small plane, two narrow seats on each side of the aisle, so it wasn’t exactly like I could pretend to be visiting with the person on the opposite side. Forty minutes into the flight, when neither of us had said a word, I couldn’t take it any longer and thought maybe if I mollified her, we could at least have a civil. Javi seemed to consider this for a long time, chewing slowly. ‘Well,’ he began. ‘I am not sure whether it is very easy or very difficult. It depends on one’s perspective, does it not? Not knowing what it is like to never have been human, I have nothing to compare it to.’ Momo sat comfortably on the cardboard box, patiently waiting for Javi to continue. She absently petted Tiene who was lulling to sleep next to her leg, finding his fur irresistible. The wind gently blew her hair into her face. "Yeah?" he said, wearily."Them greenies got those Owls that they took at Triad operational, don't they?"Callahan wanted to lie, knew that his superior officers would not appreciate him voicing his own opinion in front of the troops. He wanted to, but he couldn't bring himself to do it. "It looks like maybe they do," he sighed. "Probably at least two of them, maybe more. They positioned themselves out here and they're pounding on the transport ships." They've given us more casualties doing that. I made my way to the back of the store to the outdoor garden centre where Max was working alone. He smiled as he saw me, knowing full well what I was wearing under my coat. He took my hand, lead me to one of the display sheds in the corner and we went inside without a word. He removed my coat and slowly traced his fingers down my naked body, held me with some force against the wall and started kissing and biting softly on my neck. He knows how that drives me wild. One of his hands found a.