"Don't worry about him," Laurie said. "You know you can beat him, on the court, anyway." "Now that's just the kind of stuff he's been saying. What do...s that mean?" "You look beat, baby. Take a shower while I have a bath," Laurie said. She headed up the stairs, letting her sweaty tennis outfit fall slowly off her slick body. "I had a rough match and I want a massage after my bath, okay?" Laurie asked. "Sure" I turned toward the shower stall off the laundry room and stripped. I had started to. I was certainly a kid again, but how young, I wondered. I rummaged through the shopping bag and quickly put an outfit together with all the things that I bought.I emerged, dragging the heavy bag behind me. The woman who I had met earlier was just leaving, but saw me struggling with the heavy bag."Did your big sister leave you to manage that heavy bag on your own?" she said."Yes, Ma'am." I said in reply, my voice sounding very young."Well let me help you young lady." she said as she whisked up. Everything will be alright, Megan. You can stay hear as long as you need. Juliet said. Thanks, replied Megan. There is no rush and we have tons of stuff to do. Look, I even have loads of old tele shows that we can watch. Lost, Eureka, Hawaii 5-0, 24, Sex and the City, The Office, I Love Lucy&hellip, Megan zoned out as Julia recited a list of television shows. She was still upset. She wanted to know why her house burned down. Whose fault was it? Was she going to get insurance money? She sniffled. Hitting my head yesterday couldn't have done more than speed it up. Don't blame yourselves. Please..."That made Tabitha and Janice cry even harder, and caused Carlisle to grab the phone and call Doctor Eschelman and insist he do a consult, or find the "best damned brain injury specialist in the world, and get him here to examine me, right now!"They were all so wrapped in their sorrow that they couldn't see that I was fine with the news, until Tabitha grabbed me and said, through her tears, "How.