?You?d make this so much easier if you shut up? He said as he roughly tied a damp rag around my mouth. I tried to speak, and he chuckled. ?If I were y...u, I?d focus on breathing not being a bitch? he said taking a big chunk of my hair and pulling it hard. I felt my eyes grow teary. He held the knife to my cheek again. ?Now, are you going to behave? Just nod yes, darling? Darling? What the hell is wrong with this guy? I shook my head. ?Good?. He plunged his face into my neck, and licked. Mark was back and asked, “Did we leave room for desert my lovelies?”I said, “I don’t think we could eat another bite but if you’d wrap up a couple pieces of that peanut butter pie for later that would be great.”“Right away Tom.”Mark was back in a second with our to go boxes, I paid another hefty tab and we were ready to go.“It was great seeing you Mark and give my regards to Kevin on the wonderful service. Very well done.”“I sure will Tom, you enjoy the rest of the evening.”“We will,” Aiesha. But it just didn't work. No matter how slow he tried to go, it just wouldn't fit. It hurt so much," she said, her tears getting stronger again."I don't know what to tell you."She took a deep breath and her tears slowed. She took another deep breath, and lifted the bag she'd brought. When she looked me in the eye then, there was a determination there that hadn't been when she'd arrived."Is it true what Doyle said? About you liking my ... my ass?"Too flabbergasted and confused by the moment to. Physical energy is used just for physical tasks." It seems to me you could use mental energy to figure out right and wrong." From a strictly logical standpoint, perhaps, but it requires spiritual energy in order to make those decisions work. If you make the decision based solely on logic, then the decision gets all messed up when you start adding moral issues, like the man who makes the logical, moral decision not to steal, but then is faced with the dilemma of stealing or letting his family.