There was a flash of light and Amy disappeared."Where did she go?" Cindi asked, worry in her voice. I knew what was worrying her; I couldn't feel Amy'... mind either."I'd imagine she's having a talk with the one she called 'God'," said Melinda."Melinda! You don't believe in that 'God' stuff, do you?" Cindi asked."Why not? Do you really think this all came about by itself? How else do you explain all the times we've been saved when we should have died? How do you explain that one star system, of. I walked by their room, seeing the ‘Do Not Disturb’ sign out. I called, and it went straight to voice mail. I headed back to my room, stripped and crawled into bed.“Did Michael show up?” my gorgeous lady questioned.“No, he did not. I walked by the room. They put out the ‘Do Not Disturb’ sign, and a call went to voice mail. I assume neither of them are virgins anymore,” I said.“A chip off the old block, isn’t he?” she said, rolling over and squishing her breasts up against me.I chuckled and. You know these sessions are having an effect on you, but you don't knowexactly what."I like being a girl because girls are daintier than boys," you say, anddescribe the picture you drew of a girl smelling a flower while a boytears one apart. "I am better than a man because I can stay home while hehas to do nasty work, and you describe the picture of yourself doingneedlework and a man digging a ditch. In your mind, you see one of the menon the road outside the school fence today at midday. .." "You want to what?" she sneered after my pause. "You can't even say it, never mind do it." I heard her scoffing laugh through my cell phone and felt the sting as if she were right there. "I don't have time for this bullshit, Sonia." "No, really, I mean it, I swear." "Crap," came the laconic reply. "You'll back out as soon as we step outside your safe little boundaries." "Dana, please, I won't." I held the phone to my ear, imagining the intolerant, annoyed expression on her face, listening.