"You aren't fond of the super-powered?" Just like with all men, there are the good and the bad, only because it is so public does the good seem so muc... grander and the evil so much more heinous than normal men. I have been trifled with in the past by men wielding such power and by those without, and I found I didn't much care for it either way."The honest conversation about the super-powered was interesting, but nowhere as profitable as our contract, and the bonus he paid on top of the contract. I needed to be able to contribute. Tina was only twelve years old, so there was nothing she could really do."Dammit, Cas, go run around the block or something. Your pacing is driving me crazy."I stopped and smiled at Tina. I had probably passed the doorway to the living room two dozen times. I had no doubt it was distracting."Sorry, Tina, just waiting on the call from Josh." Yeah, I know. If he can get you a job then it's a big deal. But you have to stop pacing or you won't live long enough to. “Great, so have you got your phone there?”“I do” I reply as I pull it out. Without any warning Madison takes it from my grasp and from the looks of things puts her phone number in. A second later her phone chimes and she sends me back a text, which is later revealed to be her address.“Party starts at eight, see you there” she smiles at me and hands me my phone back.“Yeah, see you” Madison then re joins her friends and they giggle as they walk away.“Will you be there?” I turn to ask Naomi.She. "AI," she murmured, "since when do hedgehogs tunnel?" It is a long story," the AI replied in Elizabeth's head. She chuckled. The children didn't seem to object. On the contrary, the tunnel seemed as much an attraction as the hedgehog. Michael seemed to delight in pouncing on a section of tunnel, collapsing it back.Elizabeth turned and found John huddled up with Stephanie. He had taken the butterfly illusion a step further. With the aid of the surprisingly intuitive AI, John was doing magic.