"You may have been a 'guy' but you were never really a man, were you?" Yes, I was! I had a girlfriend and everything. Kaitlin was going to marry me...... Kaitlin is a fine girl! She was never going to marry you!" She argued. "She was a petite and beautiful young woman who deserved a virile man to give her mother grandchildren! You were never going to be able to do that with your... your... well, your endowment."The tears began again. "Oh Mom! We were in love! Sure, she wasn't terribly happy with. I'm done with it." I smile seeing her handingme her drink as we walk together.I stare at Mary smiling down at me. "I know I overheard them saying inthe hospital that you need all the liquids you can drink." That sure is nice of you Mary. Thank you." We walk out of the food courtand we stand in a small circle.Miley is holding onto my hand as I continue to drink the Pepsi. "Okaygirls Mary and Stephanie I want you two to meet us back here in about anhour okay?" That really isn't very much time. Some electrical engineers using "find technology" rigged a special antennae that could transmit the information through the rocks to a receiver right above it. Now anyone could access the find's computer without contaminating the find's near-pristine condition.It also eliminated the need for Dahra to portal researchers into the building. Which suited Dahra just fine. She never liked having to settle squabbles between colleagues.A few scientists still requested to come in and examine ancient. To say I was anxious would be a huge understatement. If this didn't go well, we basically had an extremely expensive paperweight, and most of the money I got from the settlement would be down the tubes. I had a lot of plans for the future, but they all required money. Not that I thought we were going to fall flat on our faces, but the possibility was there, and it had me nervous.I got to Ellington field several hours before the test, and people were bustling everywhere. There were grandstands.