. I'll ask dad about it," Frederik said. "He should be at school this afternoon." Just text me if you can, okay?" Okay!" Do you have any idea about wh... this girl wants to see you?" Jimmy asked."I think I do, but I want to be sure, before I say anything about it," Sandra answered."Do you kno..." Martha started to ask, but then the bell rang."No, I don't know her," Sandra answered. Guessing that this was what Martha wanted to ask her."Well! I'm sure we will find out what she wants, when we go to. God, this never got old!Afterwards, tummies rumbling and more exhausted than ever, we staggered towards the bathroom.It was a nice big bathroom, although there wasn’t a bath, only a very large, nicely-tiled shower big enough for three little people like us all at the same time. We hadn’t even glanced at it as we’d fallen through the door an hour or two earlier, as soon as we’d gotten the key to our hotel room.Tiff, having just been underneath, what with the way gravity went, needed the most. "Besides, have I not told you that that does not matter?" Yes, yes. The Code of the Lawgiver," Tristan replied. "That might work amongst the Dwarves but not in this instance." I disagree completely," Graydon countered, shaking his head. "The code works for all instances, even yours. But I digress, if you do not tell her how you feel you will never know if it is reciprocated. I am done talking. I will leave you to your self-torment."Graydon just shook his head and slowed his gait until he was. His sandy hair was short and neatly combed. He wore a torquoise knit shirt and some nicely faded jeans. His loafers were recently polished and looked new. He looked around the room and then picked the desk immediately in front of hers. He gave her a shy smile and opened his book. The first class went nicely. They spent some time getting to know one another, sharing names and their reason for taking the class. Everybody was interested in the class except the two girls in the back, who were.