"Excuse me?" You see, I just found this strange book fragment in this old book store.It claimed to be a spell book and I figured it'd be a lark to try... somespell from it. Most of the spells had weird ingredients like dragon'stooth or wyvern poison, but this one seemed simple enough. It justrequired chalk, salt, iron filings, and a gold coin. I didn't figure it'dreally work. Let me get the book and see if it has a way to end the spell."Before Patty could say a thing, the boy ran from the. Soon, James had freed her completely from his control. He withdrew from her mind, quieted his power, and returned to his senses.Immediately, Kat sat up and moved slowly to the edge of the bed, where she sat facing away from James, arms folded. James watched his professor with concern and apprehension, not knowing how she would react now that her mind was one-hundred percent hers again. She sniffled and spoke softly."What we had…" Kat said, "It wasn't real, was it?"James was silent for a few. John Walker, and my wife is the one to thank for the place. She points and says do, so I do. But really, it is all her.” We walked into the backdoor as he was telling me the history of the place and what the few rules were. As we entered the kitchen the smell of cooking food assaulted my nostrils and I thought I had died and gone to heaven. I could smell all sorts of smells that blended together and reminded me of my grandmother's kitchen when I was a boy. His wife Ellen even reminded me of my. "Relax. I like it better this way. I have no fear of Brooke and I'd much rather you be sleeping with her than getting all frustrated and looking elsewhere." I WON'T look elsewhere," I said earnestly.Dawn sighed, looking at me with a mixture of pity and regret. "Ben, I'd like to believe that. But I know you. You always wanted to believe you were a 'nice guy' when we turned thirteen; but really, you were a nice guy because no girl wanted you back then. You were just a little dork. If a girl had.