In the trash

Sally stared at Aurora sternly, quickly dumping the chocolate into the trash. Aurora's spots turned a dull blueish grey, and her shoulders dropped while her back slouched and she turned her face to James, and then the floor. Sally's jaw dropped at the reaction. "Oh. My God. She wanted to do it again! No. No ****. If you two are gonna get all "triple ex-tra terrestrial" again you do it because you love each other not because you wanted a **** trip."

James blinked hard and stared back at his sister. "I...wait, you're..."

Sally shook her head, knowing what he'd say already, "No, I'm not mad that you two got freaky alright? That was just way too soon, and there's no way you know each other well enough."

"So...you won't uh..."

"Tell anyone? Stop you? No, you're an adult and I...I'm pretty sure she is, so it's up to you two but if that's what you want choose it together when you're sober. I'll help you figure this out and keep her alive while you're at work but I won't have you hurting a lost girl, or her hurting my brother."

James sighed, walking over and pulling his sister into a hug before she could stop him. "Thanks, Sal. I still think we should look after her until we know why she ended up in the back yard. "

Sally let him linger for a moment before pushing him off. "Yeah, well...I think so too. Whatever it was, I doubt there's a happy reason she popped up naked in a stranger's back yard half dead...even if the naked part were how they just go around...it's not, is it?"

James shook his head. "No. I did some research that first day. They're supposed to have these special suits that keep their bodies hydrated. They all have them, so I'm a little worried about her not having one."

The two turned to Aurora together, staring at the sulking woman for a while before deciding that she needed a distraction.