Louis Arch. People were all around. Ben had assured me that he had checked the area out, and there were no monitoring devices other than the park's se...urity cameras. He brought a noise box with him to block anyone trying to pick up our conversation by electronic means."Ok. I am willing to say, for the sake of argument, that I have an ability. What gives you the right to turn my life 'topsy-turvy'? Who elected you people 'guardians of my abilities', and why didn't I get a chance to vote on. He was medium height, with dark hair, blue shorts and a pale shirt of some kind. Something about him told me it was Deryk. At first, he seemed to be larking about with the others but after a few minutes, the atmosphere seemed to change; the music was turned up, as if to drown shouting and it looked as though all the others were concentrating attention on him. Arms were thrown in the air in odd gestures and I realized there was some kind of struggle going on. One of the guys was pointing out. .- Please! Please! Don't be sorry, I... I.. I...felt, you know, I hadthis intuition that that's what you might do. I'm glad.- Ohh, thanks so much, Andrew, being understanding, and I won't I mean,I'll be just normal when you get back.There was a long pause at the other end of the line. Andrew's voicewhen he spoke again was soft and he sounded quite nervous.- Kel, I'd actually like to see you in a dress. This morning, when youwere wearing those tights, I found myself thinking, how amazing. Something unfamiliar came in contact with its tender surface, and moved it from the spot where it had been resting. The warm feeling touched it tenderly, coming into contact with every inch of its surface. Whatever it was, closed out the light. But the warmth it felt, was better than anything it had ever experienced. Suddenly, it was reminded of the days spent in the warm sun, long before its life was changed so drastically. It felt the pressure, as the thing surrounding it gently squeezed it..