No spells came at me. That puzzled me. I was sure I was going to be slammed with them, and had gotten another shield ready, not that I had cast it yet...While I flew, I slowly recharged the area spell that I had cast so successfully a while ago. I flew onward, and noticed it was becoming more difficult to remain in the air. It seemed to be pressing in on me somehow. The further into the fog I flew, the harder it was to maintain my flying!I hadn't realized how low I had gotten, until I saw the. "You really are a smart boy Sweetie. Now, study for a bit while we lay here and try to get comfortable" one said as she laid back and closed her eyes.The other mirrored her so I continued my studying. I finished the chapter and started the questions at the end, filling a couple of pages in my notebook as I worked through all of them. I finished them and closed up the books and watched my ladies as they slept. I felt for these two like nothing I had ever done before, except for my parents. I. Yes, yes I did. I was still mourning her when I met Jan, and during our early adventures together. That's probably why it took me so long to realise Jan had fallen in love with me." How did you think of her during that period?" I saw her as my partner and - God, this is embarrassing to admit - as sort of a groupie. That'a a great disservice to Jan, but that's how I felt at first."Hannah had squirmed a bit in her seat during this admission, and blushed a little, too - easy to see since she. I helped him with his seat belt and drove him home. Once we got to his place I figured I should help him inside. He could barely stand without tipping over. So I got out, walked over to his side, and put his arm over my shoulder. I helped him up and slowly waddled our way up his porch steps and into his house.When we got inside, I looked around for his roommates. None in sight. I set him down on the couch and looked around some more, checking all the bedrooms. Still no one around. Just me and.