I'd seen the show a few times, so I was able to talk about it pretty thoroughly. We started talking about how the relationship between Aang and Katara...never consummated, and how disappointing it was Katara never realized how much Aang liked her. The conversation was making me more excited than it should have, but pretty soon, I could tell she was getting bored. I didn't know what else to say, so we sat in an awkward silence as she bounced softly on the cushion, watching Scrubs credits for a. The property between the bay and Bay Shore Drive was only a half block deep. The new city complex took up two blocks on that side. The remaining two blocks were occupied by old run down buildings. Pat bought them cheep. He demolished those buildings and replaced them with new two story rental buildings. The Bay Ferry Service was located between those buildings and the city complex.The other side of Bay Shore Drive had only three blocks of old buildings left. Pat had converted one block on that. Then out of nowhere Amanda finally spoke, “Your right if we are friends I should tell you everything. Ok. My parents….,” she broke off for a minute, “are trust-fund babies.” Steph looked at her and just shook her head, “Well that makes some sense. But what did they do to become trust-fund endowed?” Amanda just smiled, “Well my grandparents were able to invent some various items that are still used in today’s items ranging from your common microwave to the computers used by the government.. . will be cared for. You have my word.”I nodded, then hurried from the table, heading to our room. Lydia quickly caught up with me while the rest of our party scattered for their own quarters. “What is the problem, my Thane?”“You were at the College. You remember Mirabelle, I would gather. Who else do you remember?”“Several of the instructors, Urag of course, and ... fuck. Ancano.”“No, no fucking Ancano. Kill Ancano.”With it only being a few of us, we took a little extra time leaving the city,.