She sighed with pleasure when she saw it was another Steinway, played a few arpeggios to get the feel and then played the Nocturne in E Flat Minor.Bot... men applauded warmly."No coaching required," said Timermat. "It may not have been quite the way that I would have played it but that, my dear, is your interpretation and I cannot fault you. So now, as something rather different, how about the 'Minute Waltz'?"Libby grinned. "You're teasing me, Oh Maestro," she said. "Fast, furious and. "I just ah... do you need any help getting that cheek, I mean, check down from there?" He blushed crimson again and Susan climbed down with the box. "No," she said, "I think I'm getting things together finally. Have a seat and I'll write this out for you." She motioned to the bed. The boy sat down. Susan pulled her housecoat slightly closed, but she left it open enough that if the lad wanted he could see just about all of her. She fetched a pen from the end table and sat down next to him,. Now Phillip was wood wise. He had been hunting with me several times and the woods he went into were the same once we walked weekly. There was miles and miles of nothing one way and a highway and a town the other. Numchucks was barking at the end of his chain towards the woods when I pulled up. The usual display when the kids went to play without him. After a quick conversion with Sandra and released ole Numchucks and off into the woods after the kids we went. Now when you enter the woods you. .. hurt without harm... hurt without harm...” She may have even said it aloud as the crane shuffled her through the air preparing to drop her into the next random tank.As the electrical pulses tore through her feet and then her legs, she said loudly, “Hurt without harm... hurt without harm...” The litany switched back to being only inside her head as her face went under the water.When she emerged from the water, she took a deep breath. The severe elecro-shocks had hurt much less than before..