"It's dark inside. She's in the loft." She'll move," Eva predicted and her brother nodded. "We don't know what's in there either." Scared?" Wolfgang t...ased her and Eva gave him a withering look."Bored," she replied. "Let's go kill the bitch so we can go home." You want to go first this time?" Yeah," Eva nodded. "Left side. There's two ... three windows, I think, and the door." Okay," Wolfgang said, tucking his scope away.She sprinted across the dirt towards the barn ahead of her. She danced. Jorge took his books and walked to his grassy knoll. The plants looks different all buried in leaves and wrapped in rags against the winter wind and snow. The grass had died back but still the knoll was his place for contemplation. It was where he went over the day's lessons and put them in order, pigeonholed each piece into the correct order, deciding on the rightness or wrongness of the spell for himself. Some spells he knew he would never cast, they felt wrong to him, for him, while others. Elizabeth said, "Jacqueline, you are shivering, here put these on. I wasgoing to give them to you for your birthday but you obviously need themnow." She gave me a pack of Golden Lady 30 denier semi opaque black tights."Here let me show you how to put them on," Elizabeth said in acondescending voice taking the pack back from me and opening them.Just because I was born a man didn't mean I was born stupid I thought tomyself. She talks to me like I am a little girl getting dressed for thefirst. It’s just that I love you so much and I’m sorry I’m not able to give you the life you deserve.’ ‘Steve, I’ve got you and the kids, that’s all I need. The rest? Well don’t get me wrong it’s nice, but I’d be content living in a cardboard box as long as you and my kids were with me.’ I shut up. I did the pre-surgical blood work and was on pins and needles waiting for Monday morning. Sunday I took everyone to McDonalds after church, like I always did. I hoped we’d be here the following Sunday. I.