My body shivered and clenched."I want to watch," I blurted out suddenly.Jon raised an eyebrow. "I wouldn't recommend going outside." A window," I said...quickly, "where's a window I could watch from?"Jon eyed me for a long moment. I sensed he didn't quite know what to make of me. Something in that stare made me shift uncomfortably."Hmm," Jon said finally. "I haven't been to this manor in about four centuries, but I think the bathroom might have a high window with a discrete view of the manor's. He'd never been so glad to let go of a woman in his entire life. His legs still felt weak and shaky.They headed out the front door, around the side of the house. The backyard was deep shadows. He clicked on the flashlight."Wow," Roger said. "He needs to put fairy lights in the trees out here." The yard was beautiful, landscaped with flowers and deep green grass. "And a swing to sit on." From what I've been able to gather about Nick, he spends a lot of time on home improvement. This place was a. I started to play but he stopped me after a few bars and began correcting me!’ She looked half humiliated and half angry. She shook her head. ‘I had to play the same passage over and over and he kept pointing out things. One of the others, the woman, asked me why I held the bow like I do, and suggested I change it. Edward, I hold it the way you’re supposed to! It’s not something idiosyncratic about me!’ She sighed and looked away. I waited. ‘Then Mr. Rennick brought out sheet music and made me. Her eyes watched as Bobby tried several more times to do whatever he was trying to do. It obviously wasn’t working. He finally stopped and turned to her.“Nothing. And I really meant it.”“What did you try to do?”“I tried to forget that you said you wanted to seduce me.”She took the wand from him.“Okay, here’s what we’ve learned. It doesn’t work when you try to do something to yourself.”“Maybe it does, but we’re just not good enough to do it yet,” said Bobby.“No. When you willed me to stop.