"See you tomorrow, Laura." I sigh sadly asI get in my mum's car, unconsciously smoothing my skirt underneath me asI sit down."Everything okay?" Mum as...s as we head home."Yeah," I sigh. "Well... Megan's kinda unhappy at the moment." What's up with her?" Mum asks with genuine concern."I dunno," I reply. "I think she's still a bit unhappy that we've letHarriet back into the group, she used to pick on Megan as much as shepicked on me, and because she's in a different form she feels we'reexcluding. ’ ‘Relax,’ she smiled. ‘They’re real people, not the stuffed shirts you might be thinking of. I think you’ll get a kick out of my grandmother, too. She’s quite outspoken and very modern considering her age.’ I didn’t respond and a moment or so later, she put her hand on mine as it rested on the armrest of the center console. A light squeeze and another smile was all it took and I was starting to feel very energized. When we pulled up in front of her home, I got out and we walked up the front. I just thought you might need to stretch... or something."Crystal turned to him, her gaze level."Just because I acted like a fool last night doesn't mean I'm a fool." You didn't act like a fool last night," he objected. "You acted like a woman, who needed something. I thought I gave it to you." Don't think you can just snap your fingers and I'll just hop in bed for you," she said. "I thought you wanted something deeper than that, anyway." I do," he said. He looked off down the street. "OK,. I was in a team of technicians that made decisions on certain properties assigned to us for analysis and one of the members of my team was a rather attractive woman in her mid-forties who made everyone around her know that her "hubby" was an ordained minister and that she had four grown boys who were actually young men since they were all over eighteen. The row of five males was lined up across her desk like some basketball team of blonde clones with good teeth and identical smiles. I.