I could do it in a humorous way and if she wasn’t up for it, fine, we’d still be mates, but at least I’d know where I stood. My timing could not...have been more impeccable. I arrived at work to find Jen had already been called away to head office. She returned at lunchtime, flushed and excited. It seemed the new Glasgow office was looking for a bright young prospect to fast-track, and Jim’s and my glowing reports of Jenny’s work, plus the business studies diploma she’d studied for in her own. "We don't have any idea if that's even close to what the builders called it, but that is what we intend to use it for."We took the PSP, as Chet was already calling it, out for a little test drive. It was an elongated oval 80 feet long and 50 feet wide, with a slightly curved look to it. It was a totally anti-gravity driven vehicle, and had no aerodynamic flight surfaces. There was room for 6 people at a time to sit in the flight control section, but all of us could fit in if the reminder were. ”On the way up the attic stairs, I had to smile. Maybe I’d been wrong about Laurie. Or maybe she was starting to grow up. Or maybe I was starting to grow up. It would be nice not to be bickering and competing all the time; feeling like I had to watch my back.Yes, it would be nice, but I still wasn’t confident that I was home free.I guess you could say that Laurie and I resolved a lot of our differences on August 27th, 1946, a week before we started tenth grade at Enid High School.There was a. "They both have been so well behaved, I had considered letting them move up to the house. But now, if we are making babies then there might not be room for them." she said as we made our way down the ladder.Mounika opened the door and we went inside, closing the heavy bunker behind us. Makaylah lay on the bed in a bright green pair of panties and a thin white T-shirt. She jumped off the bed and ran to hug me. "Your little girl missed you."She turned to Mounika, "Mom is in the shower right.