Minutes carry on and she mindlessly chats to me about little things. How she loved her job at the gym, and that she was also studying health and fitne...s science. I found out what she ate for breakfast, her favorite protein shakes, where she went for spring break last year, that her father left her mother at a really young age and paid for all of her schooling and for her apartment to keep her out of his life, her favorite band and then when she asked me if I knew how to play guitar I had to. "Going on?" Daphne, don't try to fool with me. You weren't performing well today and you've got chocolate around your mouth. I don't think that's on today's diet sheet is it?"I looked embarrassed and tried to bluster about needing an energy boost or something."Not good enough, Daphne," Katya chided and before I could stop her she bent down and pulled the box from beneath the bed. The only problem was that it didn't just have chocolate in it. "Disappointing," said Katya as she pulled the bag of. But again, it's the doubt, mixed with the curiosity and hunger to see the other side which provides the impetus needed to make the leap." So are you saying I should still worry about what I've done, or that I can safely put it behind me?" Gini asked."I'm sure you can put it behind you. You know what you did wrong and you're sorry you had to do it. You haven't convinced yourself that killing someone was an ideal decision. You did what you had to do because you had no choice. It wasn't an easy. "Like it? It's real silk." "I do, this must feel great against your fur." "It's really nice. You can try it on, if we go somewhere private." Geddon raised an eyebrow and smiled. "An invitation I assume?" "Of course. If you're interested." Damien winked. "I humbly accept. Once you've enjoyed your drink of course." Damien sipped a little faster, and finished his whiskey. "My car is just outside." Geddon took the tiger by one arm. "Lead the way." Damien led Geddon out to the parking lot, took a.