"So?" she challenged."I believed you, Heather, really! You must have seen how interested I was in your story." Well, I'm not convinced," she said. "I ...hink you were just trying to be nice."Jamie threw his hands up, exasperated. "I don't know what else I can say to make you believe me," he laughed. "I give up!" You don't have to give up," she responded with a grin. "I have a plan." A plan." Yes, a plan. The way I figure, if you were somehow able to actually see me and Chris together – well,. Margaret eventually got her MFF with Rachel as the other participant, although she was a little shocked at Rachel's age, until I reminded her that I was myself, still only a first year, and not yet twenty. There is always a possibility that she may have been even more shocked at Rachel's attitude towards me, and the fact that she was so open-minded regarding all of my other girlfriends (to tell the truth, I had often found it a little disconcerting, myself). There was obviously not a single. I guess the main thought I had was, "Do Spirits die? What would happen to me then?"I know in life I always lamented about, "The ultimate end of things." It seemed a shame that the experiences of an individual life are just lost into eternity. Yeah, history gets written into books but not real particulars about a LIFE!Especially not about someone like me. No one is remembered for generation after generation. Definitely not someone who is ordinary. Like I said, not about someone like me.Think. "I have a very unusual request. I have a boy at thirteen. He and I agreethat it would be best for him to attend a boarding school. On the otherhand - he is the quiet type. He likes dressing like a girl. I'd ask youif it would be possible for him to attend your school."Mrs. Damion looked amazed. "I agree that your request is indeed veryunusual. On the other hand - I would not reject the idea without anyconsiderations. We'd have to really think this through carefully. Do youknow much about our.