My Mind... It's Who I

He Stepped Forward And Punched Dorian In The Face, Hard Enough That I Heard A Thwack. "ow," Moaned Dorian, Wincing From The Pain. "my Greatest Asset.

I Eyed Dimitri, Recalling A Shadow In My Periphery Back In The Ballroom. "you Followed When I Jumped In Front Of Lissa, Didn't You? Who Were You Going For? Me Or Her?" He Studied Me For Several Long Seconds. He Could Have Lied. He Could Have Given The Easy Answer By Saying He'd Intended To Push Both Of Us Out Of The Way-if That Was Even Possible, Which I Didn't Recall. But Dimitri Didn't Lie. "i Don't Know, Roza. I Don't Know.

I Sat There For Several Moments, Trying To Decide How Best I Should Respond. None Of The Advice I'd Gotten From The Books Or My Friends Really Prepared Me For How To Handle Discussions About Alternative Energy Sources. One Of The Books - One I'd Chosen Not To Finish - Had A Decidedly Male-centric View That Said Women Should Always Make Men Feel Important On Dates. I Suspected That Kristin And Julia's Advice Right Now Would Have Been To Laugh And Toss My Hair - And Not Let The Discussion Progress. But I Just Couldn't Do That. "you're Wrong," I Said.

What's Going On?" I Sat Down On The Bed And Finished The Last Of The Scone. "bad Things," She Said Mischievously. "you'll Approve.

I'm Really Not Good With Impulse Control.