And if it can do that, then just maybe it will help me focus and help me trim my body down. Help me get the drive to work out and spend some time at t...e gym. Just maybe. I knew I would probably never be as fit as Jenna, but she’s worked out her whole life. After college and being a cheerleader, I got married and things just sort of settled into a pattern. Work, home, work, home. Blah blah blah. Not that I have a boring life. My husband is wonderful, and my job is decent. I just felt like,. He was able to acquire enough of the crystals still covered in the bacteria to seed his cavern, making tripping to his island easier.By the time he was ready to shift the ring from the boat and into the mountain, he was able to use his magic to move the ring the distance required. Once the ring was in place, he had been careful to hide it with spells like Rah so that only he could use it. He then moved the rest of his lovers and their families to islands. He didn’t tie the Therians to the. She remembered too her own first visits to the stones, even before the one she had shared with the two women earlier in the autumn. Amélie and Sandrine looked at each other and Sandrine nodded. Amélie went first.“Mistress Heathcoate, are the stones alive?”Laughter answered her question, but it was kind laughter, at least the two young women took it so.“Some say so, Mistress Amélie.” She chuckled. “But they are not. They are stones.”“But—”Mistress Heathcoate held up her palm to stop Amélie. “I. Did you know that? The door to the den was open a little bit and I went in without knocking and saw you. You were sprawled on the leather couch, your head thrown back and your eyes closed, and you were stroking yourself. I couldn’t leave; I just couldn’t. It was so big and looked so hard and if I’d had my cell with me I would’ve taken a picture of it so I could look at it any time I wanted. I never saw anything so beautiful in my life. You opened your eyes at one point but they looked glazed.