"Nope. I think it's like an ingrained trait of all parents to never want their kids to have too much privacy. Not that it matters or anything." After all, it wasn't like he did anything that he needed to keep from them, really. Other than sneak a 21st century kid into his house, apparently, but whatever.

The door to the garage slid open, only to reveal something a bit more like a tiny air hangar than a regular garage. There was a side-sliding door for the exit, and a relatively small, helicopter sized aircraft sitting to the far wall. Closer to them, though, was the hovercar - pretty standard, really, with black paint and a retracted roof that made it look a bit like a convertible, only without wheels. It was a retro design, but it worked as far as Sulu was concerned. "Here we go," he said, sliding a glance at Ianto to take in his reaction.