“After all of that, I’ve had a wonderful night with you. I have no regrets. I can’t thank you enough for being a big part of this. You’re a gr...at guy.” she added. Bill hugged her and thanked her for not only bringing herself into his life but to do what she did just for him. Inexperienced Bill, who hadn’t really had any relationship to speak of, had started to develop feelings for her. With her suitcase packed, it was time they said goodbye. Bill pleaded with her to stay another day but. "Christine blushed again. "Thanks. I accidentally cut it. I was angry when I did."Janice giggled. "I've done that before. I just think short hair suits you. You should keep it that way."Christine nodded. "I think I will."The weekend felt like torture for Christine. She missed Janice and her friendship. Girls her own age would never make friends with her. It felt as if Janice was so easy to talk to.Luckily David had gone out of town with some friends for the weekend. Christine felt at easy for. ‘Late, again, ms. Grant!’ A nasally voice said. Caitlin sighed and waited for the attack. ‘This is the second time this week, grant,’ mr. Rijeka stated (Caitlin hated how he pronounced ‘Grant’ – it came out sounding more like toilet) That night, as Caitlin was laying in bed reading a book, she heard a noise. She got up, grabbing her torch. ‘Who’s there?’ She called. Hearing no response she flicked the torch on and went to investigate. ‘Who is it?’ She called again. She did up her nightgown. Myself, I ignored them the best I could, which annoyed some of those heroes quite a lot. During recent months Rurik had eagerly picked up the habits of his new friends and they had teased me for being afraid of them - and their ways of using magic. The use of which was also strictly forbidden inside the Library. The way the Magicians used their magic could end up releasing quite a lot of energy - which could mean that something got heated, sometimes even enough to cause a fire. So, even while.