That'll be your permanent seat now." My sentences werecrisp and firm. He said nothing and proceeded to his seat.I asked Amy Smithson to sit up front...in Paul's old seat. I knew she hadbad eyes and she would benefit from the change.Somehow, I got through the class avoiding looking at Paul, though I wastempted. The few times I glanced in his direction, I could see his headwas down. For perhaps the first class period in the semester, he didn'traise his hand, and I didn't call on him. That's. I was surprised to find the kitchen area almost completely intact. The pantry was intact as was the huge bathing and washing room. I glanced at the ceiling wood and shook my head at the way they had turned to stone like the fence outside. I went out a back door and moved my horses into the overgrown corral before unsaddling them.I moved all the packs into the stone barn and made camp. I filled a pouch with swarm stones and another with gold before heading towards the gate. It was not hard to. Tarriana, what would you have?" sheasked."Oh umm," I hesitated."Lycan Cabernet?" asked Kai."Oh yes if it isn't chilled," I answered almost afraid. I knew fromtalking with Natani that was his favorite. I also knew from her that itwas much better at room temperature.The fact that we were allowed to drink wine at official functions at ourage only meant that we'd acquired a variety of knowledge.When the dance finally ended my feet were sore and I doubted I would haveany trouble falling asleep. But. I was both a little nervous and exited; my belly was full of butterflies when we stopped at a clearing beside a little lake. The weather was nice and warm, no clouds in sight. We walked together at the little path to the spot my husband had in his mind. I spread the blanket on the ground and my husband kissed me and said; "Have fun love!"He pointed up at the hill and said, "I'll be right up there, if you want to go home just use this", he gave me a little whistle.I took of my dress and lay down.