I've never seen your site so I don't know what you expect. But I trust Shelly. If she says we can do it, I believe we can do it. I trust Allie and Sar...h. If they say it should be done, then I believe it will be good for everyone. And I trust Karlie. If she says the reason you're hesitating has nothing to do with tangible concerns, then I believe that is the case. Now what can we do to assuage your fears?" I guess she's right," Rebecca admitted. "It wasn't what I thought of and I was peeved that. “The woman doesn’t realize the man’s intentions? She lets him get that close?” Caleigh asked. “Oh he’s always been close. By the time she realizes it, she’s been long under his control,” Thalia grinned devilishly, “And he just has his way with her.” Caleigh shot her an open-mouth incredulous look. She had always sensed that her eccentric mentor was grooming her to be able to interpret her peculiar sexual fantasies. But Thalia had always guided her well since she was a child. No matter how many. And behindher was..."Nodoka?" Genma said.Her face was stern and set. "Yes, husband, I'm here. And I know thewhole story now. We need to talk later, but for now..." Her facesoftened. "Welcome home. Both of you."Ranma suddenly turned and started to run away. She found herselfsurrounded by her friends. "Not this time, Ranma," Akane-kun saidsoftly. "Go to her. You need her. She needs you. It's time for thetruth."Slowly Ranma turned to her mother. Nodoka held her arms out, and Ranmafelt. Evelyn stopped by my little cubicle on her way out of the building at around four fifteen that afternoon."Are we on for tonight?" She wasn't smiling when she said it, but her voice had a normal tone to it. She didn't seem upset or anything."I'll be there. I already bought my cleaning supplies." Are you upset that McCain lost so badly?" It seemed like a real question to me, not some attempt to get my goat or anything like that. An honest question, a curious one."I'm disappointed. Not really.