" That's unfortunate. I remember Maddie from Intro to Psych - enthusiastic young girl, if not very bright. Nicole took to psychology like a fish to wa...er, though it seems she's using her knowledge more for cruelty than kindness these days." That's true Professor. I wonder if there's any merit to this flyer, and if lives really are so easy to change." I wish that were true, Cassandra, because then it might be easier for all of us to have the lives we want, though it would probably put me out of. I reined up, got down and walked across the street trying to figure out who she was."You don' remember me, do you, you big ox?" the slight woman said, sounding a bit worse for liquor so early in the day. She smelled of lavender and rum.I shook my head and admired her well knit body and frank look."How 'bout if I say you owned me for a few minutes?" She smiled up at me, a good smile in a bright face."Emma?" I said, "Good lord!" Right the first time," she said, grabbing my arm, "come along."I. ‘I prefer Stephan to you,’ I told him, breaking the lethargic silence. The sky was darkening, and already stars were scattering up above. It was a rare sight in the city. The metropolitan life had engulfed the nature so much so that we seldom remember what simple things can give us. Satisfaction. Contentment. Peace. Tranquility. ‘We forget how small we are when we’re in the city,’ I continued. ‘Such things that is so beautiful and natural. Like the stars. No fluorescent lights or disco balls. "I didn't mean I'd buy you falsies, however goodthey might be. I mean, the real thing." How?" Robert looked apologetic as well as uncomfortable. "I don't wantsurgery... oh, you're talking about editing me!" Something like that. If you agree, I'm going to have to snoop into alot of quantum foam, I reckon, but with any luck we could have some funon Saturday."Robert was silent for a little while, and then: "If you change me...will I still love you?"Janet all but crushed him with her embrace. "I.