I like her all ready. Where can I find her?"Even though I didn't know her name, I described the young White House intern to her. I could tell that Ger...tie would make sure they would meet. Accidentally, of course. Gertie would want to make her own assessment of the girl.I looked up just as the second surprise of the evening came walking over. I had never seen Marion looking so lovely. She greeted Gertie warmly then turned to me."Finally made it to the big time, huh, little brother?" You're a. I love what you've done with the place." "Ha! Sarky bastard!"Through the bead curtain, I noticed a dark coloured garment suddenly flung onto the pile on the floor. Martina, hidden around the corner, was apparently getting changed. I peered intently at the strip of fabric she had discarded. Had the lovely Martina taken off her yoga pants? A mental image of her standing bare-legged in the corner of the room, while she browsed the wardrobe for something to wear, sprang into my mind, and a shiver. "Nervous?" she denied, although her shaky tone proved that was a lie. "Why would I be nervous?"The last girl their row got up and left. Sarah had a free period after gym, so she never hurried to get out of the locker room. Yes, if some of the other girl's suspected that she was enjoying the show they'd probably beat the crap out of her, but Brenda and the others had kept her secret safe. Well, mostly."Because you are," said Tina. Her tone of voice made Sarah melt inside as she said, "Take off. That's who he really is." You've seen him happy and pissed off," Sarah said. "He can do that, too. That's the two basic motivations for Sir Apsan. He is a courtier in the opening scene, tasked with transporting the princess. In the second major scene, he is angered by the loss of his charge but gratified for the assistance of the two scouts he meets. In the scene with the princess he has to be caring because of her bewitchment. Then it's party time for all of us. The intermediate scenes are.