Roban raised his eyebrows in surprise as he saw the glyphs.Ayphera leaned over him, and tenderly kissed his forehead. “You’ll be a good boy, Roban... won’t you?” She asked gazing into the dark abyss in his eyes.Roban tried to keep an emotionless expression, but a traitorous twitch at the corner of his mouth escaped his control. “I will never break these chains,” he promised solemnly.Ayphera gracefully rose to her feet. “Let’s make our guest feel more comfy. You’re smothering him,” Ayphera chided. I hope she won’t mind sleeping in the nursery with her aunt and uncle.“David are you sure this is your baby sister? You two seem to have made a bond already that most parents never get with their babies,” a technician asked as I went to change April again without her even crying. “You seem to already know what she needs before she even starts to cry.”“You’re telling me. I can’t explain it, but there does seem to be something between us that is very strong. I felt it when I was on my way to get. I glanced into the trees where my float was and clean pants and a comfortable shirt drifted to me. Socks slithered onto my feet when I lifted them and then soft boots.I walked to the bed and bent to put on the weapon belt with the pistol. I walked through the trees and into another meadow where a large kitchen sat. I ate before heading back to the bridge and sitting in the large comfortable command seat. Holographs sprang up around me and I gestured to bring one to me and enlarged it.I was calm. She didn't want any accidents with this weapon.SNAP. Sandi let the long flexible whip crack just above Karin's exposed stomach, then settle softly on the untouched skin. The sensation was almost the same as a hard slash. Adrenaline coursed through both women's systems."I had my Annual Performance Review today," Sandi started out casually."Oh, really? How was it?" Karin thought it was strange to talk about something they would normally discuss over a glass of wine, but what the hell, she wasn't.