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Wonder if the sensors on those crawlers can tell the source of moisture? Seems it would have been solved much faster if Carly just put the contents of that water bottle into it directly instead of including her kidneys in the cycle. Fun to read for sure, but I fully believe anyone with Stacy’s blood would be trying to hack the system on principle.

I’d imagine Beth will have times where it’s hard to resist. An earlier chapter mentioned her instincts were on high alert because she was expecting her period, so it’ll be something she faces on a regular basis. And yeah, Stacy was a bit full speed ahead, damn the torpedoes when it came to long term consequences. Understandable- she was a very bright but somewhat hotheaded teenager at the time. Pity her kid got the roundabout consequences- hopefully they have an honest mother-daughter chat about that in the future.

Girl. Get thee to a mandated reporter. Tell them everything she did over break. If possible, provoke your mother into administering a spanking that leaves obvious bruises first so there is evidence. But run to the counselor.

And she doesn’t even have to blink “torture” in Morse code to get the point across. Though I wouldn’t fault the kid if she did.

I’ve taught that baby in a few families. The oops-I-thought-it-was menopause baby can be a fun student- I had one introduce me to his nephew, who was twice his age. but that only stretches the timeline to early fifties, unless Amazon reproductive cycles are different.

Makes sense that that newfangled stuff might be seen as the purview of those coastal liberal elites in New Haven. (In my head, Ames is Iowa or Nebraska- flat, boring, and conservative.)

I hope he’s wearing his magic super-immodium bracelet! Rule one: never leave your drink unattended! It might honestly be safer to survive on tamper proof packaged food made for Amazons or fast in the presence of others at this point. Maybe Amanda can collect him for one safe meal a day at her house.

Looks like Connor is going to have to do the teacher’s trick of deliberate dehydration until he can get hold of some safe water. What I’m trying to figure out is how the water additive doesn’t hoist the nest mothers by their own petard.

If you wear a long enough rash guard top with your swim trunks, you won’t get waistband peek and you’ll avoid sunburn.

She was a Delores Umbridge villian- evil, but in a banal and fluffy sort of way. In a society that refuses to see anyone under six feet as a person, it’s a more omnipresent and pervasive evil. I do agree that nanited Chloe was not the real one- she was what Stacy wanted her to be. In that sense, Stacy in her eighteen year old understanding of unintended consequences killed the real Chloe and replaced her with a doppelgänger.

I’m guessing the pods are at fault. Maybe Connor can invest in an eye mask and ear plugs, and set a watch alarm. Truthfully the only thing that might save Connor is Amanda putting her foot down as an esteemed professor and saying anything that happens to her grandson will be fully investigated and the culprits charged.

Honestly the only hope Connor has of avoiding that script is to convince Kelly the professor would grade them poorly for picking something light and accessible like a domestic comedy, that old meanie. Play hard on the “Prof will give us a better mark if he sees us taking risks. You’ve already seen what a hardass he is.” card. Maybe even throw in “We’re already at a disadvantage because of the prejudice against two members of this group, we’d be begging for you getting an F if we went with something that he expects.” I’ve met my fair share of film snobs who think anything close to a domestic comedy/rom-com is worthless fluff, and pinning the rejection on the professor’s preferences gets the blame on someone else. But of course this is the DD and rule number one is “If you’re under six feet tall, success is not an option.” Connor can’t win, but he sure as hell is going to have to get creative to try.

For what?

What are you offering in trade?

The leggings, especially the adaptive ones, are awesome. They work great for not quite babyish but still not potty trained outfits.