" A sleepy eyed Zara flew down the stairs to her papa, seeing the small dragons she flew down to the floor, reaching out she wrapped her arms around S...rut "little dragon" purring, Strut snapped pushing Zara away "hey you, get your paws off me, so I'm little big deal." Raimi grabbed Strut by the wings and shook him "can't you see she is only a baby, be nice or your a goner." Strut sneered at Raimi but didn't say another word, just found a table and sat on it glowering. Zara confused looked up at. All she had left was a trust fund she’d used up, and two for her son and later me. Somehow my mother decided my brother would be the great hope, be the one to go to college. After all, his father was a professor, mine a steel worker. I was pretty, what did I need with an education? So she blew through mine by the time I was two, and when the money went my grandfather restricted her access to Andy’s. With no money my charming father took off with a bowling alley blonde. My mother sank into. “Hey, Brian,” he said, grinning mischievously. “How was practice?” I froze, wondering what he was doing here and why he looked so good with his powder blue uniform shirt slightly unbuttoned, showing more of his smooth tan skin. “Good. It was good. Why are you here?” He grabbed his chest in mock hurt. “I though we were buddies, Brian.” “We haven’t been ‘buddies’ since you ditched me to hang out with the future dropouts of America.” His face hardened. “I’m gonna graduate, thank you.” “You’re. She almost never had a freeweekend, working Thursday through Monday, and 2nd shift to boot. Sheassured him that she was not the only skilled doctor on the staff, andbeing one of the newest, lacked the seniority to write her own schedule.But the last few months, they were like passing ships in the night.They communicated more with texts than face to face.Tim got out of his clothes, and began the change into Tammy's, somethingthat was so much more fun when Jill was there to help or comment. .