She looked, with an open mouth, into Amanda’s eyes. “Uhhh, you saw that? That was you next to me honestly?” Amanda nodded her head and smiled, q...ietly, as she did, but then she said as she shrugged her shoulders “Teachers see things…so why is that?” Maggie wasn’t sure what to say as the two stared at one another. Finally Maggie said “You want the truth, honestly?” asked Maggie. “Sure, why not,” replied Amanda. As Amanda laid beside her, their bodies naked as usual Maggie said “It helps me umm. At least, that wasn't its designed purpose. It was created to forciblyopen more of the brain's power to the conscious mind." What the hell washe talking about? Leon didn't care about this stuff."As I'm sure you've heard before, humans only use ten percent of theirbrain in their daily lives. Well, that isn't to say that we don't useall of our brain, it just means that when we perform certain activities,we only use various sections of our brain," Louis paused as he thoughtabout how to continue.. But as the time went by, Ann had gradually become more than just a friendly face. Instead she had turned into a woman that he watched and longed to know better. Cade would murder him if he had known, and so he had kept his interest to himself while he dated lots of other women and tried his best to forget her. And he had almost succeeded – until Cade arranged this holiday. What he had discovered since then was that the woman of his dreams was even better in real life – or at least he had. “Uh, I kind of doubt it,” he replied with a shrug. “They don’t get out much anymore.” Shirley looked at him curiously, obviously expecting more, so he continued, “I mean, Dad, he was always the one who did the driving, and ever since the stroke, he can’t drive.”“Your mother doesn’t drive?” asked Frank.“Well, she does, but not like this. That’s a three-hour drive, and she never drove like that even when she was younger. Dad always drove. I doubt if my mother has driven more than ten miles from.