"Erm, it was alright," I said.I felt puzzled that I'd even replied, yet felt unable to say anythingelse. She'd clearly taken my answer as an excuse to...act, though, asshe'd started to rustle through the three Tesco bags that she'd broughtto the door."Cool," she replied.I started to peer at the bags, not feeling at all normal, almost as ifI'd been rooted to the spot.After a few more moments, she identified the bag she was looking for,rearranging the bunch and transferring the bag to her left. At a stop sign, Rarity stood up and reached forward and flicked thelocks on the driver's door. With her other hand, she opened the doorand jumped from the car and ran back the way the car came from.She turned toward the college a block later, and continued running asfast as she could, turning at every block hoping to lose her "parents".She kept thinking to herself, as if that would fix her body, `I'mBryce. I'm Bryce.'She entered the college, and made her way across the campus. Colin and Ollie were straight bachelors and lived with Sonny, their father, in his large home. Their mother had died many years before and Sonny, who was in his late seventies had never remarried. Henry was the best looking of the three and was married. Having married rather late in life, however, Henry didn’t have any children. Henry had a proportionately perfect physique, but he was the least engaging of the sons.Colin, who was my age, was the least good-looking and scruffiest of the sons,. How many times did I tell you, this one we don’t hurt? She is mine’ a slap accompanied James’s words, followed by a muffled yes from Jack. Anya knew instantly who the other two boys were, Jack Bogg and James’s other follower Connor Libon. Idiots the both of them but they were typical strong, tall jocks, ones who she had no hope of overpowering even with her glasses. “You know the rules guys; now help me get her up.” Anya felt several hands grab her arms and pull her up, furious she kicked out..