I sighed. Damn. Why did she have to go there? Why did she have to make me choose? There was no way out now. It was over. I didn't know how I was going...to survive this."Really. I guess we need to make a decision here, then Amy. Maybe it's time you..." That was as far as I got before a blond tornado touched down between us. The damage was spectacular, as F5 tornados always were, but this one was an F6. Unknown, never before experienced, total destruction, nothing survived. End of the world. I was attentive and nice, hoping that Mackenzie would tell her girlfriends at school what wonderful company I was, as a good addition to all the sexual advertising that'd been going on recently.By the time we left the restaurant I had her eating out of the palm of my hand, provided I continued to do only what she wanted me to do. That's the sort of girl I thought she was. She was unstinting in her praise and appreciation for such a wonderful date, and for my being so nice to her, but I felt. "I've just been to a boardmeeting," - I guessed right she thought - "and the main topic was theorganisation of the school formal. It's on Saturday week". Eve had beenobserving with wry humour how her pupils were chattering ever more aboutthe up-coming school formal, but hadn't thought deeply about it. She wasmore concerned about whether she would have a position next year, andabout her relationship with Lauren and Aedee. This was the girl's lastyear so she guessed she would be off to. With a shake of her head, Susie grinned and said, "The world just isn't fair!" Okay," Barbara said agreeably. "The world isn't fair. But why isn't it fair this morning?" Because I'm the angel; you're not," she complained. "I'm supposed to be able to knock you out with my kisses, but you're not supposed to be able to affect me at all. But you sure do. Why? How?" Barb just shook her head. She had no idea.Then Susie spun, sat on Barb's shoulder and kissed her ear. Looking at the other women she.