I can tell you how to get your life back to how it was before you lost your legs.”“Are you screwing with me?”“No.”“Then what are you talki...g about?”Benny pointed to a chair and asked, “Do you mind if I sit down? This is going to take some time.”“Have a seat.”Benny sat down and crossed his legs. He took a deep breath and then exhaled. He wished Tim was here to do the explaining, but Tim was stuck in school. Tim was so much better at dealing with people and, at heart, this was a people issue.“It. .. ! Your mother had as little choice in the matter as I had."I felt ready to faint. Grandmother's revelations about herself were one thing - but to include my mother was... unthinkable! It pushed this strange tale from the aether into the real, where my own parent became a prime actor in this twisted play."As father became older he became more imaginative - our nights just as busy as they have always been. My daughter and I became lovers. Do you find that despicable David?"The pause told me. Irene watched her and did the same thing. The young girl saw what they were doing and took one of the cups.Irene said, "What kind of drink do you want honey?" Pepsi," was the first word we heard the girl say. We all smiled at her when she said that for some reason.I went back into the store and grabbed her a Pepsi from the chill box. While I was gone Julie and Irene had taken the initiative and introduced themselves to the girl, hoping that she would keep talking. I came back out just in time. To her immediate left and right were metal pillars outfitted with what looked like an improvised mishmash of various technological gizmos and doodads. The portal machine, no doubt. The Tsarina dragged her forward, away from it. “Welcome to my domain, Cheer Raider. You won’t be needing this,” she said, pulling Jennifer’s helmet off and tossing it aside. Then she let go of her, dumping the girl on the ground. “Take her. Carry her there and put her in,” she ordered to one of the large twenty-foot.