.. a boyfriend.It was the boyfriend that was bothering him more than anything. He wasone of those ones who just disappeared in the aftermath. His body...nowbelonged to one of the junior coaches, but no one had heard from himsince the Shift. Hearing this Jenny already felt she knew what hadhappened.He probably had shifted with someone who had died. She glanced down ather stomach and thought 'or someone who hasn't yet been born.'Kira looked at Jenny when Mattie finally finished."Those are some. I could not imagine what she meant.I opened the envelope and removed the pictures. They simply were pictures of me and my friends at the beach. Aunt Pat gave me a minute to look at the pictures and asked if I saw what she meant. I said no and with that she came over and sat down on the right arm of the recliner. She leaned over real close and told me to take a good look at my bathing suit in the top picture. When I did not only did I see what she meant but remembered the incident leading up to. Helena was on my arm the entire time we were at the bookstore, stopping to introduce me as "one of my attorneys" to several of her friends. One of them, a very attractive woman named Amelia, lingered around us longer than anyone else. Amelia could have passed for an Amazon, as she stood around 6 feet tall. Everything about Amelia was a little on the large side, from her enormous breasts to her cushiony ass. Even her hands were large. Helena waited until Amelia was out of earshot and then. Rain or shine, he walked the mile and a half to meet the bus, carrying the big milk containers, or his five gallon pail filled with eggs. Then it was the 20 mile ride to town for school. His stop was as far as the bus could go, there was a big turnaround down by the river, and an abandoned train trestle he crossed to to get to the other side. Sometimes the wind came in off the ocean and over the low hills so strongly he had to crawl across the rickety trestle. Farming meant work, every single.