She couldn't decide if shewanted to tell her she had made a mistake, but her mother probably knewthat. She at least knew the doctor thought so. But ...ore than anything,she wanted to thank her mother for the one day she now rememberedcompletely in all its glory, the day that Kendra and her mother spenttogether, walking the beach and being mother and daughter. It was amemory she would treasure, and never forget.At five thirty she gave up waiting and called Narya."Kim, are you all right?" was. Mike had a small smirk on his face."No, I put a protective spell on myself. It made their strikes miss more often than they would have otherwise and weaker when they did hit." Damn," Mike said. "You almost have me thinking that you're not putting us on about believing that shit." As long as you keep your mouths shut about this, I don't much care if you believe me or not," I said."Well, that's a fine attitude," Mike said in straight-laced voice.I grinned, but I said, "I really need to get some. So much for a quiet afternoon alone at the lake!I slow down and walk slowly trying to see who is up ahead, giggling in my forest. But my frown turns to a smile when I see Ella and her friend together. I have always known he fancied her, but he was pretty much stuck in the friend zone - he had no clue how to turn that corner, but looking at him now -- seems like he has figured it out. Ella is leaning back against a tree, her hands inside his denim short squeezing his tight ass, he has his hand. * * *It was a 20 minute walk to the Fine Arts building. I honestly can sayI’ve never been to this building so it took me a while to actually findit.I was prepared for people to recognize me, just as Victor said happenedto him earlier. I was able to walk to the building and into the classroomunnoticed. I tried to present myself as a confident male. I would try tomake eye contact with people. Nobody noticed me.I sat down finally. I think this is the first time I’ve sat down since Iwoke up today..