" You and your goons better get your asses out or I'll get the coach," Ella said. Billy looked at her for a moment, trying to decide if she was seriou... about it. Then he shrugged, looked angry at Jim for another moment and then signalized his friends to follow him out of the room."Everything alright?" Ella said as she came over and helped Jim up."I broke the vase when I felt," Jim said and looked down on the shards of the broken vase."I'd better get the coach regardless," Ella said and looked. There were shells and seaweed all around, left here by a tide she surmised. Some were almost five feet up the walls creating a wondrous pattern of life. It was almost if nature itself had left paintings in this hidden gallery. Heather walked deeper inwards running her hands across the weather worn walls. Unexpectedly she felt cool sea water splash high over the backs of her sneakers, looking back she saw the cave opening twenty or more yards away now was filled with breakers. In panic she. Scratching at his still slightly tender chest as he was drifting off to sleep, Brian absently noticed that it felt somewhat swollen. In the morning, Brian stared at himself in the mirror in horror, gasping out in confusion and shock. His hair had turned all blonde overnight, and his chest was really puffy. When he scratched at it, it felt almost like it was jello or something. Fortunately it didn't seem to be to noticeable. And what was just as strange was that Brian had woken up to find. Ice dancing is made for you." He was so direct and his voice so wistful, her already aching want doubled. She backed off from him. "I can't, Ivan." "I know." Tears threatened and the panic pricked her. "I need to leave." "Please don't," he told her. "I'll go. Use the rink as long as you like." She couldn't read his expression. Somehow, it hurt her heart anyway. He skated away, leaving her alone. # Ivan didn't know whether to expect Kelly the following Tuesday or not. When she arrived, she wore.