The thought of looking like a boy felt a bit unattractive, even though I presumed that it would come with a little more respect and autonomy. I second...guessed my decision for a split second, and that was enough time for Rebecca to chime in."Not so fast, baby. I like having you as a girl. I think we need to vote on this. I vote that you continue being Steph for the rest of the day. Dave, how do you vote?" Well I always prefer to hang out with girls over guys. I vote to keep Steph as a girl, and. I don't know whether or not to mention it to her because I don't know when her blindfold came off. This is like something out of a porno. At least he for sure didn't touch her, I wasn't blind. He was probably the one who said "not her" to one of his buddies at one point not wanting her spread around too much, if that's the case he was a help.J is pissed at me for what I'm doing with Vega. Not jealousy, she doesn't think I should be advising a teenager how to be a better whore. I'd say we got. “Ho, friends. My stomach is growling like a wild dog.” When Mindblind and the thief turned to look back at him, he pointed to a spot ahead where a couple of trees broke the monotony of the plains. “A little shade as we dine?” Raven shrugged. “May as well. Wish we’d bought a cask of that beer before we left, to wash it down.” “Probably have charged us an arm and a leg for it. He was damn near weeping from how his business was going to go to hell once we left.” “Need to make Yani’s tea, too,”. Derrick walked around, handing people their report cards. Jessica waited patiently for hers, hoping for something at least a little above a D. When he handed her the report card, however, Jess heart sunk. She had a D. And not even a D+, a D-. Her parents were going to kill her! She groaned as the bell rang. Jess knew she had to do something about this before it got to her parentsafter all, it was her grades that decided whether she could go to the movies and go on dates. She needed to prove to.