He released her hand and she watched as he stared down at the ring. She thought he was getting angry at her but he didn't let go of her right hand, ju...t the left.His eyes slowly moved up until he was staring into her watery eyes. He whispered, "I will wait for you, forever if I have to."She started to cry again when they suddenly heard someone walk through the woods from the golf course. Jennifer softly said, "Let's walk back to the beach."Dave shook his head. "No, I can't - not yet. I'm going. " Anna went to rise from her knees, and his voice cut harshly through the room- "Did I say to stand?" She froze, and then uncertainly kneeled back down. "Crawl." This order was issued with a kind of bemused arrogance that stung her pride even more than the words he spoke. But she swallowed that bitter feeling down and crawled slowly across the room, until she was kneeling just before him. "Back straight. Head down. Do not look at me unless I say otherwise." She didn't reply, but did as he. I sat and thought about it, right after my latest effort. I had been trying every few days, since I had been attacked. Maybe I just needed to let my brain recover. After all, cause and effect. I tried to use this ability, and the only thing it produced was a damned headache!So I vowed to let at least two weeks go by without trying anything. I was hoping against hope that the part of my brain that controlled this ability was still recovering, or was stunned in some way. It seemed a logical. Later, it almost put Jeremy in a trance when Kenji went through his intricate martial arts drills.He could not avoid a sigh of relief when Darlene finished the last set. His relief dissolved into despair when she told him "I'll want a massage after my swim, Jeremy. I'll be in an empty room waiting for you in exactly forty minutes. See you then." She had said that with hardly any quaver in her voice.Realizing how difficult it would be for Darlene to face Jeremy, Robin had scripted the big.