"Rick shrugged. "It has its advantages. I mean, no one's watching the clock or anything -- I just have to get stuff done. Beyond that, I'm free." He s...opped suddenly. Why was he telling this woman he didn't know about his life? She probably wasn't even interested. "I'm sorry. Why are you talking to me?"She looked a bit taken aback at the question, but not angry. "Why? I dunno. To make conversation. You looked kind of lonely and, like you said, you gotta kill time." I wasn't lonely," Rick said. "... as well as operatic arias."Un bel di vedvemo levarsi un fil di sull'estremo confin del mare." On top of that, she's nice too," Natasha added. "Is disgusting."So why is that a bad thing? Why are our heroes so anxious to get the ray gun repaired so that Natasha can blast the nice little girl in hopes of getting the old evil Boris back?"We're trying to save the series," said Rocky. "We need a villain to make things exciting. Nobody's going to watch our show if all Bullwinkle and I do is sit. Gia took hers without hesitation, her train of thought derailed for the moment as she held the vibrant red straw to her lips, her cheeks caving in as she drew in a mouthful, a moan escaping through her nose as her face expressively showed her pleasure.“Mmm~... Oh, you’re going to love this Lacy, go on.” She urged, a smirk on her lips.Lacy picked up her glass and looked into it curiously, hesitating, her gaze flickering between the tip of the straw and the anticipation written across Gia’s face,. ”“I understand Carla. The people who know me best, which doesn’t include Phillip, call me Aggie. Will you?”Carla’s cheeks were turning pink from the wine. “Aggie,” she repeated with her shy smile. “It definitely has a more down-to-earth-sound to it.” Still a bit disbelieving she said, “But you HAVE always been so prim and proper...” She grinned and stuck out her hand which Aggie took. “Glad to meet you Aggie.”“Maybe you’ll think differently about it after lunch,” Aggie responded then added,.