He smiled in a way thatmade me blush. "And for the lady?" I..." I started, still not able to contain the blush. "I'll have thesame." Alright, I'll be ...ight back with those drinks if you want to take a lookat the menu."He left and Josh and I turned our attention to the menus. I was sonervous that I wasn't really hungry. I was thinking of just getting asalad."Don't worry about the price," Josh said. I hadn't until he mentioned it.This was a very expensive restaurant, I quickly found out after. She felt a burning sensation in her throat and stomach, but aspromised she did feel a little calmer now.I knelt by the chair so that I could unlace the calf length boots thatMyrwynn wore. They had two inch heels to raise the hem line of the skirtabove the dust and sand that covered the city streets after the desertwinds had blown through the city.?Can I see my disguise?? asked Myrwynn as she flexed her toes and touchedthe rough wooden floor. The boards in this room were sanded but notvarnished. He just didn't know how to make him understand he loved Jessie, too."I'm sorry." The soft words came from Jessie as she came back into the room and stopped in front of him."It isn't your fault, Baby. I should go before he's done."Their lips met for only moments as both tried to contain themselves. Her eyes looked almost black in the light as they conveyed to him a message of desire and passion. Erik groaned when she swayed against him with her petite frame."Jessie," he murmured, "you're making. It doesn’t matter if my fists are flesh or Force, it’s still gives me the reach I need to punch your fire out. And while I could use other spells, there’s something instinctively compelling about a good old-fashioned beating. Like this one.”As he said that last, he leaped forward and threw a strike with his fist, but most of the magic he used in that moment went into thousands of immensely powerful Force particles, each no bigger than a speck of dust. They shredded Zarkog’s incredibly charged.