" Denny answered taking a potato chip. "I don't even think I'm gonna go." "I feel the same way." Jake replied. Denny sat up." What about Lisa?" he ask...d. "You know she's gonna want to go." "Yeah, I know." Jake said. "The problem is?" he hesitated. "Well?I can't dance. And I'm a little embarrassed to tell her." Denny started to laugh. Jake threw a pillow at him. "It's not funny, man!" "It's not a major deal." Denny said. "I can teach you." No way!" Jake said. "The last thing I need to have. He went on to say it was a shame, because all his mates were cycling out to Wallasea Island, and he was going to miss all the fun. It was a gloriously sunny day, and I really felt sorry for him. Being a bit of an expert with punctures, I offered to fix it for him. I think if he had had the courage he would have kissed me there and then. He was that grateful! I got him to bring his bike to the side of the house, near the kitchen door. I went into the kitchen and fetched a bowl of cold water,. ‘You weren't up to the job. Simple!’ I stepped up closer, ‘You heard the Chairwoman. One word from me and you are out of the door. You will do as I tell you but if you can’t agree to that then you are free to leave, is that understood?’ Jack knew he was defeated. ‘Yes, Nikki,’ he said resignedly. ‘Miss Pentic,’ I reminded him. ‘You will address me as Miss Pentic at all times.’ I brushed past him and sat behind the large desk. ‘Come here,’ I ordered pointing at the space by my side. Jack rounded. .. using it as a template, how might he effect a dimensional jump?He was still thinking about it when he started his Parkour/weight-training routine. He was surprised when he finished the first circuit. He hadn’t really been paying attention. His body had worked on the course without his conscious thought.It was a break-through. It was how his body had always re-acted before he’d enhanced his muscles and reflexes. He knew he still had work to do – the thought problem had cost him time, he could.