She wasn't pissed, she seemed hurt and maybe confused. We pulled into the local park and walked to the picnic tables. We sat down and she looked at m... for the first time…I mean really looked at me. I just sat there wondering what she was thinking. After several minutes she finally spoke “Can you tell me what happen?” “Dom has told me that you two are just friends, but he has acted different since that night…he acts lost.” “I just want to know the truth.”I started by explaining to her that we. ‘What happened to you?’ ‘Shut up. Just keep driving. I’ll tell you where to go.’ Biting her lip and praying for someone to notice what was happening to her she carried on driving until she came to the village where she started to signal to turn right towards her home. ‘Keep going.’ The voice growled at her. ‘But I live here!’ ‘Fucking keep going……I told you I’ll tell you where to go.’ Heart beating as if it was going to break out of her chest she drove, wide eyes staring at the road ahead as. I think? I can’t be sure anymore, because I really did think we were happy! But clearly he wasn’t attracted to me anymore..” Kelsey sighed and looked at the floor. Jamie watched her friend as she spoke, unable to believe any man could see anything but pure beauty in Kelsey. She had soft porcelain skin, a curvy body hidden under a loose sweater and jeans, and a sweet almost angelic face. She changed her hair colour often, and the current shade of purple she had suited her so well. “Kels, don’t. I suppose that it’s just been ingrained into me so much that it is an automatic route that my mind thinks when that topic comes up,” Talon apologized.“It seems that machines aren’t the only ones who rely on pre-paved manners of thinking,” Jaesa spoke softly. She truly sympathized with the cat girl. Despite being an organic, Taal’ani, like Jaesa had been, was a slave to thinking in ways that galactic society had conditioned her to do.“Let’s see about breaking a few of those outdated modes of.