Do this for me and your goddess canplay her games with the lives of us poor mortals without concern for meand my designs. Just turn me back."She looke... at floor and I looked to my goblet of wine."There is no fate for it," she said shutting me down.So with with a swallow of wine I sat back down on the edge of the bedand gave her my answer "Well then, there is a fate with death in it.There at least is some release. I choose this fate in spite of all ofthe gods and goddesses. I choose this fate. .” She trailed off, finally remembering why she’d come here in the first place. “Oh...”“What?” he asked, seeing her expression darken.“The reason I came over was to let you know that... Well, your father is on the lake, at the campsite west of the waterfall.”He sighed, his expression revealing a tremendous amount of pain – emotional, not physical. “Oh. I guess you know, then?”Dara nodded. “Dad told me a little after he left our camp.”“Thanks for letting me know.”She could tell that he didn’t. "So," she says cheerfully, "what did you need help on?". I glance at the papers in front of me, then look back at her face. "Girls," I said. "It's hard to get a girlfriend when I have to share a class with you everyday". She cocks her head to one side for a moment, then smiles at me. "Well then," she says, "I guess we'll have to fix that". What? How? She smiles coyly and places her hand on her cleavage. "I can't help but be flattered that you can't take your eyes off me, you know" Eliza says.. “Going out somewhere?” she asked cautiously. “Yep, going for another walk” I replied. “Wow, that makes a change, have fun”. I headed for the door, hearing my Mom muttering about “now, if only I could get his sister outa the house too”.Anyway, I headed back up to the waterfall and soon found myself stretched out on the rock listening to the tumbling water. I could feel the heat of the sun on my face, and getting a bit too warm, I stripped off my shirt. I remember how nice the sun and the slight.