She continued, “But I needed time to think about what Andy is to me and his and my future. Then, of course, you and me and what we’re doing.” Pa...sing once again, she confessed something that I didn’t expect to hear from her. “And I needed to think about something else Andy had shared with me last Thursday that I didn’t share with you because … well … I didn’t know how.”Instantly I sensed that she had spent a lot of time thinking – A LOT – in the past few days. Then she dropped the bombshell of. Her army would leave tomorrow, and all would be well.And in the meantime, Asiara would prepare herself for whatever the night had in store. Returning to her tent, she slipped off her robe, laid back down upon her bed, and began stroking and teasing herself, getting her body ready for another night of unthinkable pleasure.It seemed that days had passed before the sun finally disappeared from the sky. Asiara waited until the moon had risen high into the night air before slipping from her tent.. Thewind was stronger over the water and I started using it to gainaltitude. I was feeling pretty good gaining altitude gradually as Ibanked to the north. Then I caught the lights out of the corner of myeye."Crap I forgot about BWI," I barely dropped low enough in time to missbeing a hood ornament for a 737, on takeoff. I realized then that Icouldn't see the altimeter. I hit a updraft and tacked my may as fast asI could out of the regular flight path. Now all I had to worry about wasthe little. ..the spell has progressed too far...they have little of theirminds left," she replied."Were they human or magical?" I asked."One was a witch...I'm not sure about the other," she replied."You sure?" I asked.She nodded again."It's probably the only reason why I was able to detect her aura,"replied Michaela.I considered myself to be a sorceress. Witches were much rarer andusually had stronger powers due to their spiritual beliefs."Whatever changed her is powerful," said Michaela."Take a photo," I.