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my holodeck.”
    She bit her lip.  She couldn’t just disappear with as paranoid as Porter was.  She didn’t know if he was still in the house, though.  “I’m going to Dimitri’s!” she called out.
    Finn came into the entryway.  “Dimitri,” he said with a nod.  Why did he feel so much animosity toward the other man?  What was it about him that made him feel threatened?  Dimitri had as much right to her time as Finn did, and they both knew it.
    “I want to show her my holodeck.”  Dimitri took Jayn’s hand and led her toward the door. 
    Finn nodded.  “Dinner will be ready at five.”
    “I’ll be back.”  Jayn broke away from Dimitri and ran back to kiss Finn.  “I’m excited to see what a holodeck is.”
    Finn smiled.  “You’ll love it.”
    They walked down the stairs and through the tunnel.  Jayn thought the tunnels were too stark.  “We need to have a mural painted on the wall down here.”
    Dimitri frowned.  “A mural?  Porter would never agree to having someone come in here and paint.  Can’t you just hear him?  ‘I know thirty-two ways to kill a man with my bare hands.’”
    Jayn covered her nervous laugh with her hand.  She wouldn’t want Porter to think she was laughing at him.  “What if I did it?”  She had always enjoyed drawing and painting.  She didn’t feel like she was the best in the world at it, but she’d certainly enjoyed it.
    “I guess that would be okay.  We’ll order you some paints.”
    When they arrived at his house, he opened the door for her and waited for her to precede him.  He’d set the holodeck up before leaving, and was extremely excited to show it to her.  He opened the door to the room he used for the machine and pulled her inside.  He pushed the button to activate it, and a magic carpet flew across the room to them. 
    Dimitri climbed onto the carpet and offered her a hand so she could join him.  “Come with me.”
    Jayn smiled her face lighting up with excitement.  She climbed onto the carpet beside him and he put his arm around her.  “Where are we going?”
    “On a magic carpet ride.”   Low music started to play and the carpet began soaring through the room, flying over scenes from parts of the world she’d only seen in pictures.  He began to sing softly, “I can show you the world…”
    She leaned against him as he sang to her.  A female voice came out of nowhere and sang with him.  The whole experience was just amazing.  When the music stopped, they were still flying.  “This is amazing,” she whispered.  “Is this all it does?”
    He laughed, ordering the carpet to land.  They both stepped off.  “Not at all.  That’s just a song I quoted to you last night, so I wanted to sing it.”  He walked to the controls and with a touch of his finger, everything disappeared.  “We can make it do almost anything we want.  Things aren’t really happening like they seem to be, but it feels as if they are.  We were sitting on the floor the whole time.”
    She made a face.  “I almost wish I didn’t know that.” 
    “Then we’ll pretend that you were really flying on a magic carpet.”  He quickly programmed in something else.  He held his hand out to her.  “Dance with me?”
    A ballroom appeared around them, and she took his hand following his lead carefully.  Her community hadn’t allowed dancing, so she was inexperienced with it, but she’d always been fascinated by the concept.
    By the time they stopped, she was laughing and holding her side.  “That was wonderful.  Did you invent this thing?”
    He nodded.  “I did.  This is actually a more advanced version than is on the market now.  This will be out soon and make me a much richer man.”
    She looked at him with surprise.  “Why do you need to be richer?”  Did all her husbands live to make more money?
    He shrugged.  “It’s not about need.  It’s about enjoying life to the fullest.” 
    “It’s truly amazing.  Can I use