['Well, in for a penny, in for a pound.']"Whew! Jane, you look like a G.G. to me," he eyed her appreciatively. ['Ican't tell that she is T.G., not tha... it matters to me, I like her.']"Thank you, actually, I did serve upon a naval ship before Itransitioned. I served as Ship's Surgeon on board the Dreadnought: TerraQueen. Now it's been converted to a Merchant Cruiser hauling liquids,"She wiped her forehead as the wine began to take effect. ['Now I knowthat I am safe with him, but who in the hell. You could have called someone else." I did! I did call. I didn't want this to happen!" I screamed."You wanted this, Kristy. You wanted this whole thing to seem like itwasn't your idea, like it was against your will, like you needed to doit, but you didn't. You didn't need to." I was outside, it was so cold," I was crying again now."But you could have gone inside. You could have sat in the lobby andwaited until a friend answered their phone or I answered mine. Youcould have gone to a police. I laughed as I watched her, she wasn't just ironing, she was dancing with the bloody iron like a pianist, raising her hand up and swooping down to sweep over my shirt, her feet were moving to what I presume was the music in her ears and she had a lovely big grin on her face."OWW" She shrieked as I kissed her neck, but she was laughing and I slid my arms around her waist,"Mmm" She said without even turning round, "I don't know who you are, but if you stop, I'll kill you"I didn't stop, I ran my. She’d already swum that morning, and she was confused by his anger. In her pursuit of him, Katie realized they had gone very far out, far deeper than she’d ever been anywhere, and she knew she had to turn back. Paul was still going forward; at this rate he would make it to the other bank.Katie started back, but her limbs had turned to jelly. She floundered for a moment, crying out, ‘Paul!’ again before she began to sink.It was a panic-stricken minute. The more Katie seemed to struggle to return.