What she felt made her cringe. Her entire jaw was swollen and it hurt. ‘We got payback to deal, Aidan. If it had been me, you wouldn’t care if the...e were eighty men between us, you’d go in anyway.’ Aidan handed her back her knife. ‘Why the hell do you always have to do this, Mia? Do you have a death wish? Do you want to see me have a heart attack before I’m thirty?’ Mia snorted. ‘Exaggerate much? Oh wait, you’re Aidan. Of course you exaggerate.’ She rolled her eyes. ‘You’re damn lucky I don’t. She walked over to her mum, gave her a kiss on the cheek and then went outside to wait for the bus on the sidewalk, in front of their home. If she wanted, she could easily walk to school, because she only lived four blocks away from it. However, because the bus had to pass her house anyway, she just loved to take it to school. And because the bus had to drive through a lot of other streets before it went to the school. It was also a nice moment in the day to talk with her best friend.When. " she said calmly and matter-of-factly."You mean... ?" I do." Oh shit!" Shit indeed." said Lynn solemnly."You're going to have to put this right double quick." said Lynn, her expression dangerous to say the least. Don seemed to think so anyway and slid his chair back a ways, mopping his brow again."We told him it would take a couple of months." said Don."Poppycock!" said Lynn. "You know as well as I do that if he stays in that body for too long, it will start to take over. He will lose his. "Don't worry about the travel PDA's; five were given to Tracy for you toissue. Also, don't get upset if suitcases appear in your room andHelen's. I still think there may be trouble and I might need yourobservant eye."I showed the message to Helen who seemed to smile with relief. She didn'tlike the idea of us getting into trouble. Once again, we seemed to haveslipped from trouble's evil grasp. I wonder if there was a sensor onJulia's door and that was why we got the message.When we got to the.