” She giggled. She pushed aside all the bubbles in the tub till she could see the water then scooped up some water in both hands and threw it in he... face. When she opened her eyes she looked at her nose to see if any renegade bubbles were left and pumped her fist in triumph when she saw that they were all gone. “I warned you.” She giggled again before laying back in the tub sending more bubbles flying into the air. She reached for her mug of special coco and took a large sip. She sighed when. By the end of the school year I managed to pull off straight A's and a remarkably short labor. Another lucky couple had a new baby girl to raise and I was left with that vague sense of post-partum emptiness. Luckily I managed heal even faster than last time, and it wasn't long before I was getting drilled on the dance floor of one of the more popular local clubs.As it turns out, I was allergic to oral contraceptives as well as latex, so I made a vain effort to encourage that my summer lovers. She knocked lightly and went in Leanne's room. As expected, the girls were still huddled in the bed and looking decidedly un-pretty now.Barbara threw open the curtains, letting the mid-morning sun stream in, causing the girls to stir and shield their eyes from the pain."Wake up you lazybones," said Babs cheerfully, "It's a lovely day," (for a hangover) she mentally added. Leanne sat up holding her head and groaning. Babs went round the bed carrying the breakfast beneath a gleaming lid. Setting. Sometimes we would play card games, and we also had two board games we liked to play of an evening; Scrabble and Monopoly.Since I was such a compulsive writer, I had built a pretty good vocabulary for a kid. I also had a talent for recalling tons of useless and obscure words and information. It seems that just about everything I’d ever read would stick to my brain like glue. Later on, I learned that I had an actual condition called an eidetic memory, and that particular ability meant that I was.