When she was out with her friends, she just always drew attention. But here with Jürgen, she thought that for once, she wasn’t the tallest tree in...the woods. He was even taller than she was and it was obvious to her that he made no bones about his size. They walked along a street in the sunshine and stopped now and then to look at something or other in the stalls or the storefronts. Kate did her best to ignore it, but she found after a time, that her hair was becoming a distraction, the way. I … ‘ She glanced around. She couldn’t talk here, she already sounded like a crack case. ‘Please, it’ll take only a few minutes. You … he’ll explain.’ Cassandra sighed gently, glancing at her watch one last time as she stood and tossed the cup into the trash. ‘Five minutes … that’s all I can spare but seriously … I think you have me confused with someone else,’ she added. This was ridiculous but the girl looked so hopeful and anxious at the same time. They were in the middle of Barnes and. I found my ice chest, made a baloney and cheese sandwich, and opened a coke. Since I'd been unconscious for most of the journey, I assumed that my food had been repaired also. I tried not to think about how baloney might be repaired, but it tasted ok.With my lunch gone, I started going through my possessions, organizing them, and trying to discover what the extra items were. The kit for a wagon got my attention first.It was actually a framework for a wagon and I even had a small stack of some. The nature of your text message however, is a different story."A deep red blush crawled up her neck and cheeks again as he spoke. She stared silently at her feet waiting for him to continue. When it was clear that he was not going to, she spoke up softly, he tone barely above a whisper. "I know. It was wrong. I have never ever done that before. It's just that with you..." her voice trailed off as she caught herself from digging into an even deeper hole. "I what?" he questioned. Tyler mentally.