. the other way?" I asked curiously"Lilly told us, we go to college with her!" replied Kylie"So do we have a deal?" Hailey then askedI stood for a mom...nt looking at these two hot blonde teens, dressed in tiny jean shorts and little t-shirts barely covering their small perky breasts and quickly replied "Okay!" and then I moved towards the sofa, and then sat down between them."So who's going to be doing the paying then?" I asked"Both of us!" replied Kylie and then she and her sister began undoing. Pete explained about thecheerleading tryouts and she burst out laughing."You two? Cheerleading?" She asked between breaths. Pete and I pouted."I'm sorry," she said seeing the looks on our faces but I can't imagineyou two on the sidelines."I opened my mouth to argue but then I got distracted as I spotted her,Lana Lang.Over by the parking lot, I saw her get out of her car. As usual she waswearing the school's varsity jacket which consisted of red and yellowcolours. She was the real reason that I. Babuto stood on the banks of the river and watched in fascination as the huge ship approached. He had first seen a boat when he had been a visitor at the community. He had even seen the Yacht they had although he was too large to comfortably ride on it. The approaching ship was at least five times as large as the Yacht. When the ship came even with him and where the new port was being built it stopped and dropped anchor. The AC above who had been escorting the ship turned back the way it had. His disheveled appearance, in fact, seemed to inspire sympathy from the passers-by, some of whom generously offered up their pocket change and lunch time leftovers, entirely unasked. The stranger could only laugh at their acts of kindness, unashamed and with mild contempt. He found human compassion a curious thing, some mutant form of weakness to which he was unafflicted. And on such a day as this, so incongruous was it with his intention, that he could only laugh. ————————————————– Before she.