"Here, Luna" Gabe decided.  "If you want to hang out, here is my address.  Apartment 5.  I'll be out there today finishing the lawn, feel free to come by anytime."  With that, Gabriel exited.<br/><br/>He looked at the atmosphere; it was teeming with demonic activity.  But that danger, that monster that spoke out against he and Luna - he could feel its presence.  It was as if it was watching to see what would happen next.<br/><br/>"You're not gonna hurt her, monster.  She's mine ... to protect."  He realized he was speaking in the open and immediately silence his mouth. He really did have to cut the lawn today, to keep up his undercover act.<br/><br/>A sister ... a real sister. That must be the feelings that were dancing inside of his angelic nature; after all, humans and angels couldn't actually fall in love, could they? Didn't matter, she didn't have these confusing feelings. And even if she did, Goddess would not allow it. It's not that Goddess would come down with lightning or something; Gabriel didn't have the anatomical parts to culminate the relationship anyway.  Angels did not. He had heard of a few myths of angels falling for humans; Goddess would have to demote the angel to that of a mortal if it were to continue.<br/><br/>Nah; it was just a feeling of sibling ship, that's all.<br/><br/>Climbing on top of the lawn mower, he wondered how these things couldn't be fixed by humans. One touch from him, and any problems the mower had was suddenly fixed. He didn't even need it to actually make the grass look nice and fresh; but, to stay incognito - he acted the way others would in this situation. That was, until he hit a rock.  It threw him several feet in front of the lawn mower; gee, that was fun and different. Suddenly he realized the lawn mower was actually coming AT him.<br/><br/>He disappeared to avoid being hit and reappeared sitting on the mower's passenger chair; then he remembered something from class. "Don't ever take for granted your nature as an angel if you are doing undercover work." Damn.  Hopefully, nobody saw that.