Kora was smiling as she listened to Lexeo speak. She began to think that his voice was so smooth and warm. Not too deep nor too high. The quality of perfection that anyone who sang would love to have. It could soothe her, compel her, encourage her, even make her knees so weak that she could barely stand.<br/>â€œMeeting with your mother even if we donâ€™t have tea would be delightful.â€ Kora spoke warmly in a very soft tone. She reached into her purse and pulled out a 6 inch statue of Aphrodite. She was dressed in a dress that was very similar to the one she was wearing.<br/>â€œIsnâ€™t she beautiful? Iâ€™ll always treasure herâ€¦..â€ Kora wasnâ€™t very aware of Lexeoâ€™s twitchiness for she was just thinking of her new treasure. Her fingers traced the hair of the statue and of the folds of the dress. The face was very intricately painted right down to the eye lashes. Koraâ€™s eyes were shining with pleasure.<br/>â€œLexeo, I was wonderingâ€¦..â€ Kora looked up at Lexeo then noticed that the water somehow splashed up on the waiter. She gave out a small gasp then realized that Lexeo might have done this as a practical joke. She bit her lip to keep from laughing out loud which would have been not only rude but it might even hurt the waiterâ€™s feelings.<br/>Once the waiter left to get cleaned up, Kora whispered as she tried to keep from laughing and ended up laughing softly as she held her stomach.<br/>â€œLexeo, that was a good prank. I didnâ€™t even suspect anything. It was interesting but perhaps you could confuse him a bit more by drying the water next time? Then perhaps he will think that he dreamed it all up? That would be even better!â€<br/>Kora began to eat her bread with a bit of cheese on it. She then just realized that they had some wine. She became worried for she never had wine before.<br/>â€œLexeo, I am not sure of the wineâ€¦.. I never had alcohol beforeâ€¦â€¦â€