.. ii ... cc ... k" Who are you? Do I know you?" asked Nathan nervously.Something in the way she was looking at him, something about her made his bloo...d run cold.He felt as if he was now looking at his own sure death.And he had faced a Dragon head on without running! But now, now he felt fear creeping up his spine as the only thought he had was to get away as fast as he could!He was trying to fight the fear, but he wasn't wining that battle. He was desperately trying not to run as he knew she. "I knew Cassie's temper and her reaction to unfaithfulness, but you, Cheryl; you were always so fair."Cheryl felt worse. "I can only say how sorry I am. I can see what it's done, my anger at you. I can see what it's done to Cassie. If I'd listened to you, I don't think she would ever have gone down the road she chose." So?" Ged asked."Before I go on," she said almost shyly, "can you forgive me? Will you?"Ged looked at her. She was a good woman, and she was loyal to Cassie, utterly loyal. He. The breathing sounded much loudernow. "Okay, what do you want me to do?" She bent over to pick up a large screwdriver. "I want you to stick that in there." He looked at the rear end only a fewtantalising inches away from him. "What now? I thought you wanted to get the box open!" It only took a secondfor her to turn round, still bent over, and head butt him in the stomach, butit took him several minutes to regain his composure. * After a quarter of an hour of hard and fairly useless labour they. It was as if she were actually with me. To say the least, my preoccupation with my cyber-friend-now-lover effectively put the nail in the coffin of my relationship.I met my girlfriend at lunch and she broke it off. Honestly, it didn’t really bother me all that much. I had Red Hott now, and even if our relationship was only on the computer and in our minds, it was more fulfilling than the one that just ended.I began to think about what I would say the next time Red Hott and I talked. It was her.