I was her brother, after all, which was why she masked her true feelings by being cruel and bitchy to me. She actually used the word "bitchy" and my m...ther didn't even flinch. So that got us up to the point of the accident, and why, when she heard my voice in her coma, it meant so much to her. She glanced at me and I knew it was my turn. I wasn't as good at this as she was. I hoped the truth would work for us. Well... most of the truth."I didn't know about all that," I said. "All I knew was. But there I met this beautiful farm lady in her early thirties. Wow! what eyes, what lips. She was amazing in bed. Do you know that she was a virgin. Unbeleivable, isn't it? I almost married her, buddy. That's how wonderful she was. But you no me, I can't stick to one woman all my life, ........................."But Turi knew the exact reason why Aspanu was like a 'male slut' sleeping with anything that moved around in a skirt & it saddened him even more. For Aspanu had weak lungs. So Turi. "What's the point?" he said. "It won't stop them. We are a dweedle bug to their elephant."The metaphor mixed sources of animals but Kayleigh knew what he meant."They are friendly," he said. "We will be friendly."Kayleigh hoped he was right. That was one bad ass ship. Every sensor reading she had said they could be very dangerous."Shall I make contact?" she inquired."Can you make that with rice?" he asked back.Kayleigh looked at Jeff like he was crazy. He decided it wasn't the best time for. These did feel heated to me, as well as aninch or so around each nub. The tissue there demanded my attention,almost like I needed to scratch away an itch. I say almost, I triedscratching and it offered no relief.It was nearing midday by the time Sara pulled into our drive and my gutwas rumbling out a protest. She smiled at me in the mirror "Some thingsnever change. Cheese and ham toasty?"I mumbled a yes and opened the door of the car, making it halfway downthe drive before the next spasm hit.