"Its ok, I know that things have not been good for you of late. Don't worry, everything will sort itself out." Will it?"No more words. Just two ladies...standing face to face. Then the sound of a gentle kiss, then another, then a response. A positive response."No, please stop"."Just relax. It will be alright. Everyone is having a good time downstairs. Just relax for a moment."Another kiss. Reciprocated? Something stirred in my jeans. I was getting a hard on, even though I could see very little!. ‘He left the galaxy to safeguard our future,’ he reminded her, looking into her eyes, his voice lowering again to his normal volume. ‘He went out there to face who knows what for our sakes, and all he asked of us was to rebuild – rebuild the galaxy, rebuild the Jedi. He placed his faith in us, Mira, and what did we do? We fell in love with each other. We flew in the face of the Order’s most fundamental rules and let ourselves get attached. For crying out loud, Mira, we made love in the Jedi. "Of course, Phil. This is a shock for both of us. We both have to consider what we are going to have to do. I suspect though that my marriage is truly over," she said with a catch in her throat.Phil Brock turned and filled two glasses with scotch from the room mini bar. Turning back to Janet, he said, "Well, at least we can have a drink and perhaps toast our new status. You can at least have a drink with me, Jan, can't you, before you go?" Of course, Phil, but just one and then I'd better. Two long parallel lines ran smoothly along thesurface of the snow. They almost looked like- sleigh tracks. It hadn'tbeen part of my original plan, considering the Pattersons didn't own asleigh. Also, even if someone had dragged a sleigh out there and pulledit toward the open field, it should have dug a much deeper groove in thesnow. And wouldn't there be tracks from those who lugged it? Even if ithadn't been a human, there weren't exactly any horse prints either.I smirked. "No way."The presents.