I knew it as sure as I knew my own name. She didn't smile in my direction, she wasn't smiling as she looked off into space – she was smiling at me. ...he buzzer rang announcing the end of lunch period and breaking the spell and we all got up and shuffled off to our next class. I didn't have any shared classes with her in the afternoon so I didn't see her again my first two classes the next day. I thought I saw her glance my way once or twice, but I was probably mistaken.I was sitting in the. " You really do? You don't want to give up because I'm a klutz?" I ask."No, why would I want to quit on well, the best, most interesting woman I've ever met?" I am?" This can't be, he's playing some cruel joke on me to punish me."Yeah, and uh, as soon as I'm able, I'd like to show you just how interesting I find you. In the meantime, can I buy you dinner tonight? I know it's late, but there still some nice places open and I'm not far from your place." Sure, if you really want to, just give me a. Heather threw her belongings into her book-bag, cursing under her breath when a textbook jammed into her notebook, crinkling and tearing some of the pages. She didn't have time to sort it out. She slung the book-bag over one shoulder and barreled towards the door."Miss Sovert, come seem me for a moment."Heather froze, hesitated, then finally turned around. Ms. Hollis' Aura jolted her, as if she were seeing it for the first time. No, she had seen it before. She knew about it from the start of. "I heard him coming in. I remember wondering where the hell the air cover was. That's all I remember." That's all right," the intern said. "Go to sleep. I'll look in." Thanks."I woke up later, feeling better. I looked at the calendar--the haze had gone away. Head still buzzed a little, but maybe not so bad. Can't complain, I guessed. Could have been a who-o-o-ole lot worse.Then I remembered the whole thing.I jumped out of the command car."Thanks, soldier," I said. He was off like a rocket, back.