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Yeah, Sassi felt like a bit of an i***t.
How many times did she have to hear that they were going to be in port that night before she realized the men wouldn’t need fed?
It was still light when they docked. The men were quick to get to their plans of fun and debauchery on shore and disappeared the moment they were given permission.
Of course, everyone was planning to eat in the city. It made sense. The crew was going to be stuck out at sea where there were no bars, and no willing women, for weeks. They had to take this final opportunity while they had it.
The food that Sassi had prepared could be packed and stored, so there was no harm done. She’d got a head start on meals for the following day; that was the way she chose to look at it. But it was a little embarrassing. She’d bee
