"George doesn't like you very much," I said. Turning to look at her, I could see her face had fallen. "But I do," I added.At this, she blushed deeply,...and I pulled her to me, tipping her chin up so that our lips could meet. She melted into me without reserve, putting her arms around my neck and clinging tight. I wondered if she could feel my hard-on pressing against her belly. If she did, she obviously didn't care.I lowered us down into the grassy field, first to our knees, then down to lying. I leaned over and pulled her into my arms. She wept on my shoulder and I soothed her while the other customers politely ignored us. I was confused by what she said, but it was obviously something significant for her.After a long moment she whispered, "I need to go." She pulled back and wiped her eyes."Can I do anything for you? I don't understand what you meant, but you seem so raw right now."Kendra paused as she picked up her things to look at me. "No. If I don't see you before Saturday, tell. .. eeeeeaagh!” Elaine finished her terrified scream as she realized she could see and feel again.It only took a second to figure out what had happened. Then, furious, Elaine looked back toward the manor, spotted her target and banked sharply, aiming herself directly at her older sister.‘I’m going to remind you to warn me next time you do that!’ she blasted furiously into Béla’s mind.She glided purposefully toward the balcony where Béla stood, fully intending to ram her sister clear across her. At first it had been a joke between the supervisors, "I'm dropping off distro to the Black Hole." But then Larry had started poking around, hanging out near the distro room and watching who came to pick up the envelopes that had no routing names. Pretty soon Larry had an accident. He was OK, as long as you don't unplug his respirator. The doctors say he's got the brain of a lizard. George concluded that it was easier to do what your told and not ask silly questions.The distro boxes were emptied.