She nodded.“Type O positive.” she told him. That's what the lady at the Red Cross station at school told me. It doesn't change, does it? She told ...e that YEARS ago.”He smiled. “It doesn't change. Ever.” He looked at her. “It's going to be a couple of weeks before they can implant you. Give me a couple of days to put a plan together, okay?”She nodded trustfully, watching him get the cart ready to leave, and after she was alone, she took her first sip of water from the straw.The elevator closed. “Did you tickle him back?”“He wouldn’t let me. We played with Grandpa mostly. He’s nice. Are we going to the zoo?”“I said we would. Why do you ask?”“Because Grandma said it was a scuse.”“An excuse? Do you know what she means?”“She said you needed a excuse to come here.”“This morning?”“Yes.”“I would have just visited, not left you, but Auntie Connie wanted to do things you wouldn’t enjoy.”“Like what?”“Shopping.”“I like shopping.”Both Constance and he snorted.“Grown up shopping,” he. Ya have a good experience as Ariel an it’s a might easier to do the same thing as Ariel, as another life tied to your soul, an even out in the immortal world.”“That makes sense.”“But all this is cause ya want it. That want, and the spark between Ariel an your soul stokes the skill.”Goody Brown rests her chin on her hand. “An it grows. Ariel’s more comfortable wearing humiliation. Cause of your curse, she can grow faster than the soul. Ya think whoring’s different than another path.“Nay to that.. She could hear Tony getting up and groaning. Without waiting around to see what he would do next, she ran through his house trying to escape.She could hear Tony reach the stop of the steps behind her, and she quickened her pace. She reached his front door and shakily opened it as fast as she could. She could feel that Tony was pretty close. With a tug, the door was open. She ran outside into the humid climate. She turned around and say Tony standing in the doorway. "It's over," she thought to.