Good morning... (They set off together down the path.)Kenshin: You're going to mow the fields?Tsubame: Yes. If you don't take care of soy beans you wo...n't have a good harvest. Mr. Kenshin, were you practicing?Kenshin: You couldn't really call it training. It's just exercising strict control of my ki so my body doesn't get rusty. But let's not tell the others about this.Tsubame: But Mr. Kenshin, of course you train your body and mind. You don't need to hide it--Kenshin: No, but I don't want to. She didn't know if it was the alcohol or Chris getting her so worked up, but she was very light headed. On her way to the elevators she spotted the hotel bar and decided that just one more drink would help her pass on out quietly in her room, or at least that's what she thought. After about an hour and three glasses of crown and coke Amanda finally stumbled into the elevator and made her way to her room. "HA! I might just have to sleep in the hall." Amanda laughed as she tried four times to get. What is going on here? What are you doing watching Eric?”Cindy closed the door and turned to the young women with a smile on her face. She said, “Ah, you know the young man. Harry said that you might recognize him.”“He looks ill,” said Lilly concerned for her next door neighbor. He was bent over, holding his hands across his lap. She wondered if someone had hurt him.The sound of the Cindy’s laughter filled the room. She looked over at Lilly and asked, “Can’t you tell that he’s hiding an. I could no sooner hack into an unknown network - letalone one as complicated my nanite control system - as I could sproutwings and fly. My job as a programmer is to find bugs and fix them notturn them into something else.One thing stuck out for me though. Sadness. That had been theoverpowering emotion when Mark had been messing around with my system.When I had been talking to that little girl and her family, the sadnessI felt had reminded me (in a pale shadow kind of way) of that feeling.It.