"It's weird. It's like I have dreamy memories of being a boy at school,and playing on the basketball team, but I also remember being a girl too.I just...don't have any idea what I did as a girl specifically," she said,munching down on the last cookie."That must feel weird. It's probably because you didn't actually doanything as a girl since you're just now becoming one."That would make sense," she agreed. "I wonder who I would be in schoolthen?"Zach tilted his chair backward, "That's actually. Her skin had gone ghost white, and she was sweating profusely, lying in a pool of her own blood. She had only briefly opened her eyes when he’d gotten to her, and started basic first aid while they waited for the paramedics.She was clearly in shock and strangely smiled up at him, although her smile quickly morphed into a mask of pain before she passed out completely in his arms. As he sat with her, holding a makeshift bandage over the hole in her side, Taylor was sure he’d lost her.By the time. Off you go. Allison, you set the table. James, pay the nice man and as an extra treat, I'll do dishes afterward."Allison and I high fived each other as we headed for our appointed tasks."Oh, and Allison."She turned back to see what Mom wanted. "Yes, ma'am?" Paper plates."Allison just rolled her eyes and bowed low. "Oh yes, your Majesty, thank you, your Majesty." She turned and walked away mumbling just loud enough to be sure everyone heard, "We never use paper plates when it's my night to do. She's going to make it!" But where... ? How... ?" Caulkins asked, utterly baffled.Before Dawson could reply, another man entered the room. This man was wearing casual clothes and still had his right sleeve partially rolled up. He was carrying another blood bag, the fourth pint. After looking at Caitie he murmured, "Thank God!" Looking at Dawson he asked, "We were in time, weren't we?"Dawson just grinned, nodded, and said, "You sure were! But just."The man then turned to the two women and said,.