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“I’ll show you how I impress the girls…”
She pressed a finger to my lips. “Nuh-uh. Not girls, plural.”
“I’ll show you how I impress this girl,” I said.
“Better.”
I pressed her against the wall. She groaned with pleasure as I tickled her pussy with my cock.
“You’re such a tease,” she said.
“We’ve got four hours before we reach Rogiz 4,” I said. “What else am I going to do?”
I slipped inside her tight folds, making her gasp. She held my face in her hands and kissed me. She looked at me meaningfully.
“I love you,” she said.
She peered into my eyes, into my soul. A deep shiver shook me to the very core, and that flickering flame of anger and frustration every Titan possessed was now a blazing inferno. First, she sparked that filament of hope inside me, and now she set it firmly ablaze.
The words I needed to say easily presented themselves on my lips… Even though I knew I shouldn’t utter them.
“I love you too,” I said.
I breathed her in as we traveled at warp speed through endless space, ten lightyears from another living soul.
Computer performed a scan of the planet’s surface as we drifted lazily over it. I thought the ship wasn’t there until Computer bleeped.
“Silent Shadow has been located,” he said.
“Where?” I said, leaning closer to the computer terminal.
The hologram spun the planet around until it came to a large green expanse on the largest island. A red marker pointed out its location.
“Do you think they’re on board?” Alice said.
“Computer,” I said, “run a scan for life signs.”
After a moment, Computer replied. “Scan complete. One life sign detected.”
I turned to Alice. “They left someone behind to keep watch on the ship and alert them in case somebody attacks.”
Alice frowned. “Why didn’t they use the same tractor beam they used on us?”
“The Rogizians are much easier to round up than humans.”
“Why?”
“Because the Rogizians all look like children.”
Alice stared at me. “You’re kidding?”
“They stop aging around the age of eight. They live out the rest of their lives looking like that.”
She shook her head in disbelief. “Why does that happen?”
“It’s just a quirk of their DNA.” I turned back to the hologram. “Computer, take us down, half a click from the ship on the eastern side.”
Computer bleeped. I strapped my sword and knife scabbard around my waist.
