..me." You only dated me because of that wish?" Chris blinked."I'm not sure," Tracy frowned. "You were a great boyfriend. I didlove you. I still lo...e you. But until recently, I was never sure ifthat love was real or a result of the spell..." And what about you, Aaron? Why didn't you tell me you wanted to dateTracy? Bros before hos, right?" Chris asked. "If you called dibs, Inever would have pursued Tracy..." It wouldn't have mattered," Aaron replied. "Once you made that wish,no matter how. "Alright then, come on out. The hunt is over for you." The voice belongedto a man on horseback, dressed in a scarlet coat and riding breeches. The boyand his hounds retreated back behind the man, but remained at the ready incase she tried to flee. The woman stumbled out of the brush and into the clearing as other ridersemerged from behind trees and underbrush. "I claim her!" shouted one riderin a black coat. "No! This one is mine! I directed her towards the pack!" anotherrider challenged.. "What makes you think that?" asked Julia, surprised at the question."Well, we could live together. But please, no more yucky kissing please!"Jessica continued.Julia didn't answer, she couldn't think of one. She returned downstairsand told Anne."Anne, your youngest daughter just asked if were thinking of gettingmarried!" What?! What ever put that thought in her head?" asked Anne, lookingequally surprised."I don't know, but kids imaginations are liable to run wild. She didinsist on no 'yucky'. . poor bugger never stood a chance," but I wasn't really sure and the other girls came back in with my shirt before I could ask what she meant."All spiffy," Shauna announced happily holding up my shirt. The sleeve was still slightly damp where it had been rinsed but completely bloodless which wasn't a surprise; you have to really work to stain these fabrics."Thanks," I muttered taking it from her and quickly putting it on. I have no idea what could have been so interesting about seeing someone.