"But I sort of live out of a hotel room." All the better," Bea said, wiggling her eyebrows. "You're tall enough that I can even wear high heels when y...u take me out." I will make all the arrangements," Bryant said. "How much longer?" Impatient, aren't you?" the lab assistant joked. "It'll be about forty-five minutes before I get the results and then it will take me about a half an hour to compare them with what I have on file and write a report." Well, I don't suppose it would hurt for me to. The machine could fix in his pocket and with a small attachment to his glasses was capable of altering someone’s mind, nothing significant but was surely able to change people’s opinions about Himalayas he had to do was press a button on the machine and make eye contact with the person whose mind he wanted to alter. He would simply request what he wanted the person to do and the machine would program a false level of high popularity to the person, until the request was filled out. He was ready. Didn't she deserve to, though?By week two of her managing to avoid Jeffrey, she allowed her life to slide back to the same old, same old. She had been able to push all thoughts from her mind that didn't involve the projects at work or her typical life at home in the evening. She deleted calls that Jeffrey had left on her cell phone, never listening to them. Was it fair? She knew it wasn't but she was completely lost and angry with herself. Blaming him was the easiest thing to do.It was Friday,. When the tears had finally ceased, she said, “I love them both, but Daddy always hated her so much. I used to try and tell myself that it was just because she wasn’t his daughter, but I know. It’s why Mom threw him out. He never raised a hand to Fi, but the words… hurt so much more. I tried to stick up for her, be a peacemaker, but I was like… 6. Mom knew, knew that he was hurting all of us with his hate.” “He’s a bad person, I know that, but sometimes I think it’s because of the way he treats.