” He turned and stopped a moment and looked down at her. The sweet hazel eyed beauty with her thick and curvaceous features drew his attention once ...gain. He waited. “I have a question for you Harikem,” she said. He nodded his head while he waited for her to ask it. She looked at him in the eyes. “As a man and I mean you being a man of course, do you think I am a pretty woman?” He pinched his eyes together. He drew a curious look on his face. It grew serious. No, she was not this sleek beauty. "I need some air." Julie slid out of the booth and headed for the door. She made sure to keep plenty of distance between herself and Drew. She was pretty sure he hadn't seen her, but knowing what she'd done earlier at home, she knew she wouldn't be able to face him, at least not yet.Julie leaned against her car, breathing in the cool night air. She was surprised at how quickly it'd cooled off, considering it was mid-July and the temperatures hit high eighties most days. She kept her gaze fixed. She would never have to be Marisa Frost again. After all, she was distracting herself -- wouldn't it be for the greater good to just forget?No. The Darkbitch might have a fragment of memory too, and she was afraid, still, to tamper with that girl's memory -- she had reason to believe that might send the whole universe crashing down. And, even if that weren't so, now was the time to face the truth. The greatest sinner against the Darkbitch before her powers were born was now one of her greatest. She had never seen her mother glow with happiness, and she did glow.Lee got up and moved over to the triad. She touched each in turn and then turned to Sean, “It’s strange that with some people I see it instantly but with others, it takes some event before I can see their glow?”“Yes, I felt something when I hugged Don earlier, but they didn’t glow until after they all kissed each other.”Lee looked thoughtful, “I may need to go see William. I thought it was just Zan’s glow surrounding him, but I.