.. this is unbelievable!" One of the elves spoke from his chair.Panos nodded his head. "Yes ... it has been a very hard month since their initial atta...k." He spoke."Androcles has dealt with far too much for a young man his age to tolerate." Charles spoke softly. "Being born aware ... having to follow in his father's footsteps and shadow." He looked at Panos. "How is he holding up?"Panos nodded. "Surprisingly well." He answered. "He has an extensive support network and he commands almost as much. Lisa jumped up and appeared to try and brush off the liquid but it was too late as the blouse was penetrated with the coffee and a large brown stain appeared. Daniel stared blankly for a moment as the blouse was now fully transparent. ‘I’ll get a cloth.’ he stammered and headed for the kitchen. Daniel returned with a cloth dripping with water. Lisa thought the cloth was saturated – Daniel was clearly desperate to soak her blouse – but was it to get it clean or was there an ulterior motive?. Unfortunately, she's undoubtedly an airhead. All I would hear would be the air rushing between her ears.Cathy Collins was sipping a beer and talking to Jack Murphy at the cash register. Jack — or J.J. — was her first customer at the bank. He had called the bank the week before Thanksgiving looking for money. His call was referred to Kelly who had given it to Cathy as her first assignment. With some trepidation she had gone into the establishment early one morning and met J.J. before the tavern. No, I laughed, the humor settling me down a little. But if you hit him hard enough he might wish he were dead for a while. I sighed. I think you better stop touching me now. She withdrew hastily. Did I hurt it? No, it feels so good I just about cant stand it any more. She smiled radiantly. Im glad. You made me feel good, too. Thanks, Dave. She looked at her feet, suddenly embarrassed again. You remember when we were in the water the other day? she mumbled. Yeah. How could I forget? I felt your.