He enjoyed her tranquil company very much. When he looked back at her she was still watching him closely. Did she somehow know what he was thinking? W...at powers did an elf have? “Gareth,” she said, her voice low.“Yes?”“It’s quite cold tonight.”“That it is.”She patted the earth next to her. He admired her frankness, and also her unique approach. He rose and sat by her, not touching her. She must’ve realized his hesitation and leaned into him, her head against his chest. He put an arm around her. The front of our house was decorated with Jack O'Lanterns, gravestones, cobwebs and flying ghosts! I had to give Mandy she did a fantastic job decorating.A little after six thirty Mandy rushed down the steps and bolted out to her friends to start her night of trick or treating. A little before seven the first kid arrived and the real meaning of the night started. For every kid I dished out to their mother or guardian gave me a smile in return. The exception was a tall redhead who came up to the. It was painful for her to even see him standing with her mother when she wanted so much to be the one. She would love him too, not like her mother, she wouldn't give him a hard time, she could really love him with all her heart and soul... if only he would let her.Mitch was aware of the long silence on the telephone, he didn't know what to say. He liked Julia Patton, she was a pretty girl but she wasn't Desiree... she just wasn't Desiree, that was the problem."Think I'll take a rain check this. “Thanks.” “Do you have a lot of earrings?” asked Addie using her powers of deduction. “I collect them.” “I’d love to see your collection someday.” Rachel looked at me suspiciously. I just shrugged. <,>,<,>,<,>,<,>, It was a wine bar in the middle of the amusement park, and Addie and I were seated on the patio at a table next to a column of leafy grapevines. “Must be something about grapevines,” I said tearing a whole leaf from the plant and smoothing it out on our table..