"I'm sorry but those dolls aren't meant for little girls." The wizardstrongly discouraged. "They're for adult use." My mom has one and she won't let m... play with it so I want one too."Susie said as she stomped her foot."Your mother has one." The wizard asked. "Do you know your last name?" Collin." Susie said with a smile."I was hoping you'd say that." The wizard smiled. He figured as long ashe didn't give the kid instructions on personal objects and the doll itwould be safe enough. "I realized. I decided it was best to let my ladies help and commanded, “Lieutenant Anderson, Sergeant Brown, we’re under siege. Arm up and bring me an M4 and extra magazines. One of you stay and cover the hall, the other follow me when you can.”I turned to my assistant, “Logan, you and Lois take the little kids to the nursery and keep them occupied. Mothers, take the babies and go with them. Some of you get fire extinguishers, but stay way back unless we need them for sure. I’m going ahead, very. We know lots of songs like that one,” Lee Yu told him.While Cookie fried cornbread fritters in his greased hot cast iron skillet and warmed his beans, he and the kids sang all the campfire songs they had learned back in Fort Smith, plus a few he knew of, that they didn’t know.When Joe, Sissy, Don Cowden and Clara Wharton came back with the bodies of Clara and Martha’s parents, the men dug their graves on the east side of the house. After burying the Wharton sisters’ parents, they ate a late. Rather cold, especially at nights, and the occasional insect to keep her company, but the room was hers, with its own bathroom and a small kitchen. Once her workday was concluded, the Grangers treated her like a tenant, and it would never occur to either of them to enter her room uninvited. Indeed, rarely did they disturb Skeeter after dinner. Either because they were careful of Skeeter's feelings, or because it was their natural inclination, the Grangers could not treat Skeeter like a servant..