"So, Daniel. You think I should only be teaching this to girls, do you?"she replied."Yep!" he sneered."Ok, I'll let you get your wish. You can get out...of this class now," shesaid."What? Now!" he answered, calling her bluff."YES!! NOW!!" she cried.Daniel got up from his seat and packed his bag. He went to the door andlooked back."So, long losers. You study the big lady subject," he said to all."Don't think you're getting away with this," said Miss Evans. "You'll belearning this subject, like it. "Must be an enormous help being as physically fit and strong as you are. And being as shy as you are it must make you attractive to some girls."This time Bristoll tried to respond but the man cut him off."You don't have to answer that one Nathan, I've seen you with that nice young girl, the one with the lovely long brown hair. Tell me, what is her name?" Susan Dixon. And yes we're... er... sort of friends." He looked at his watch. "Actually we've been going together exactly one month today." He. They could be seen all over the station and were one of the ways that some materials were transported around.“The people? No idea,” she replied. “I do know that they call themselves Fa’iir, but I can’t tell you much more than that. As a species, they weren’t discovered for more than five centuries after we fled Nedovis. Abi could probably tell you more.”[So what’s the deal with them?] I asked as I spun around and headed towards the hangar. It would take a while to return, even with the. My mind flashed back to that first weekend we spent together and how shy I was. That person did not exist anymore. I felt nothing like that now. I was curious to know if she was going to answer questions or justify what she had done. I would use all of the abilities within me to assess her true feeling and come up with a solution that would clear her out of my mind forever. I watched her eat as we grinned at one another. We were possibly thinking some of the same thoughts of the past. I waited.