"I think so," said Paula, pointing to her handbag."Ok, I'll have something prepared for you when you get back. Now go anddo your best," smiled Laura."...ill do," said Paula, giving Laura a hug.She arrived at school at 9:30am. She walked in through the main entranceand was directed to the dining hall."Over here!" came a voice. It was Kevin. He was with Linda and they wereseated at the table they usually had dinner at."Looking good," said Linda. "Feeling nervous?" Petrified!" said Paula. "Oh,. That Tuesday at eleven am Brandi gave me a call. I said, ‘Brandi I have been in meetings all morning my last meeting is scheduled to end at ten tonight. I have a half hour to kill right now so lets talk.’ Brandi said, ‘You will never guess what happened to me today? I got home at nine thirty and decided to work on my tan. I put on my tiny white string bikini that just cover my bottom I did not wear my top. The sun was perfect it was eighty degrees out. I was laying on my back almost asl**p.’ . .." I spluttered."I'm a Kitten, dear. Now get in before the pigeons all assume you're astatue and start building nests behind your ears."And that was how she introduced me to one side of the Great Divide atLowdales Hall. *It took less than a quarter of an hour to reach the school. Clare andPaula - I couldn't think of her as Pansy any more, not in that get-up -gave me a running commentary so I didn't lose my bearings entirely. Fromthe station we travelled west. "The stunning blonde smiled and shook her head. "It's fine. So, are you here celebrating," she raised her voice when the club's music got louder."Yeah, I graduated from university," I told her. "Cheers," I clicked my tequila shot with her and we threw it back our throats. "Wow, congratulations," she said.I smiled. "Thanks, what do you do?" I asked."Sorry, what?" she practically had to shout. "Come on," she said taking my right hand in hers."Where are we going?" I asked, laughing. I tripped.