There was well and truly a wall between them now, and Izzy had no idea what had caused it. Not knowing what had caused it also meant that she had no i...ea how to resolve it."I hope that you and Izzy are planning on staying to dinner tonight Jessie?" Daniel invited politely.Before Jessie could accept, Izzy jumped in; "Oh no thank you Daniel," she said hurriedly. "I really wanted to spend this last evening with just Jess..." she shrugged her shoulders and gave a little laugh. "You know – a girlie. "See, you just press here, on the outside of the cuffs, at the same time, and they just pop open. So you can actually get 'em off yourself if you have to. 'Course, you're probably right. Mrs. Martin doesn't really look like the type." No," I agreed. "Probably not." Although she apparently has no trouble bein' on the other end, huh? I mean, spanking little Terry."She clapped both hands over her mouth this time, as if she had said a little too much. And by this time, I was getting a little more. Who knew how many more uses I might get? And immortalitywas within my grasp. I should grab hold now, before something wentwrong.I'd proved the MAU could give impossible abilities to it's users. Yes,impossible. I'd tried to keep it close to reality, but making changeslike that in minutes to a human body was pretty much impossible.Now I had to decide what level of change would be safe. Regenerationwas my first choice. But what about for others?There was a dumb TV show, Heroes, which had a. We found some seats about five rows up and settled in, then Les said she wanted to walk around. It didn't take much convincing for me to leave my blanket on the seat and follow her.We went down to the rail that separated the seats from the field. The team was running onto the field to do their warm up exercises.One of the players looked over at us and Les shouted "Hey, Wilson, what's new?" He sort of sneered and turned away.The next guy she talked to was completely different. "Hey, Bubba!"This.